Setup Enviroment for Dasha on MacOS

• Content
• Installing Node.js
• Installing Dasha CLI
• Installing Visual Studio Code (Optional)
• Installing DashaStudio extension (Optional)
• Installing Git (Optional)

1. Check installed Node.js version:
   • Open terminal;
   • Execute command:

     node --version

2. If the output version is less than v14.0.0 or "node" command not found read the next step, else go to step 7;
3. If you use node package manager nvm go to step 5, else go to step 4;
4. Download LTS release from Node.js for MacOS and following Node.js installing instructions. Go to step 6;
5. Installing Node.js using nvm:
   • Open terminal;
   • Execute command:

     sudo nvm install --lts

   • Execute command:

     sudo nvm alias default lts/*

   • Execute command:

     sudo nvm use default

6. Return to step 1;
7. You have successfully installed Node.js with the needed version.

Requirement:
Installed Node.js v14 or newer.

1. Check installed "@dasha.ai/cli":

   • Open terminal;
   • Execute command:

     dasha account list

   • If the output is "dasha" command not found go to step 2
   • If the output is empty go to step 4 else go to step 7.

2. Install @dasha.ai/cli@latest package:

   • Open terminal;
   • Execute command:

     sudo npm install --global --force "@dasha.ai/cli@latest"

   • Reload terminal.

3. Go to step 1;

4. Now you need to login via CLI if don’t have access to the GUI browser then go to step 5:

   • Open terminal;
   • Execute command:

     dasha account login

     or with specified server

     dasha account login --server app.us.dasha.ai

     (or --server app.ru.dasha.ai).
   • Follow output instruction (command in step 4 should open browser or print in terminal action which needs execute);
   • Go to step 6.

5. Another way to do login is to run the below command:

   • Open terminal;
   • Execute command:

     dasha account add --api-key <YOUR_EXSISTING_API_KEY> -f <YOUR_ACCOUNT_NAME>

     or with specified server

     dasha account add --api-key <YOUR_EXSISTING_API_KEY> -f --server app.us.dasha.ai <YOUR_ACCOUNT_NAME>

     (or --server app.ru.dasha.ai).
   • If you don’t have API key, you can continue the login procedure from current step on another computer or use the following command:

     curl -sSL https://auth.dasha.ai/connect/token --ssl-no-revoke -XPOST -F client_id=platform_client -F grant_type=password -F username=<YOUR_EMAIL> -F password=<YOUR_PASSWORD>

     Response is json with field access_token where contains your API key.

6. Check success login via a command in step 1

7. Select needed account returning in step 6 by the following command

   • Open terminal;
   • Execute command:

     dasha account use <YOUR_ACCOUNT_NAME>

8. You have successfully installed "@dasha.ai/cli@latest" package.

1. Check installed Visual Studio Code:
   • Open terminal;
   • Execute command:

     code --version

     return version of installed Visual Stuido Code or "code" command not found.
2. If the output is the correct version go to step 5 else read the next step;
3. Install Visual Studio Code from official site:
   • Following Visual Studio Code installing instruction;
4. Return to step 1
5. You have successfully installed Visual Studio Code.

Requirement:
Installed Visual Studio Code

1. You can install using Visual Studio Code extensions menu (step 3) or using terminal (step 4) or download it from marketplace;
2. Install DashaStudio using Visual Studio Code GUI, more documentation about it can be found there:
   • Open Visual Studio Code;
   • Press combination ⇧+⌘+X;
   • Write DashaStudio in search panel;
   • Press install.
3. Install DashaStudio using terminal:
   • Open terminal;
   • Execute command:

     sudo code --install-extension dasha-ai.dashastudio --force

4. You have successfully installed DashaStudio.

1. Check installed git by getting its version (execute command in terminal)

   git --version

2. If the output is "git" command not found or equals to it, then install from Git site and follow instructions, else go to step 4;
3. Go to step 1 to check corrected installing;
4. You have successfully installed Git.