Instructor: In this video,
we're going to install Scaffold onto our local machine.
Now, the installation
of Scaffold is gonna be very different depending upon
the operating system you are running.
You can find installation directions
at this link right here.
So scaffold.dev and so on.
I'm gonna open up a new browser tab
and navigate to that page.
All right, so here's the Scaffold documentation
for the Getting Started page right here.
You can essentially ignore everything up at the top.
We're really just gonna go straight down
to Installing Scaffold right here.
So you'll see that there are installation directions
for Linux, Mac and Windows.
Installation on Linux
and Mac are gonna be pretty straightforward.
So on Linux, just run those commands.
That's pretty much it.
On macOS, you can install Scaffold with Homebrew.
I'm going to assume that if you've made it this far
inside this course, you probably already
have Homebrew installed.
If you don't, and you try to run that command
and see an error around, don't know what Brew is,
then just make sure you go in
and install Homebrew very quickly.
Unfortunately, installation
on Windows is a little bit more complicated.
So this installation right here with Chocolatey,
this is assuming that you have Chocolatey installed.
That is a Python package manager for Windows.
It's extremely possible that you
might not have Chocolatey installed on a Windows machine,
unless you are 100% sure that you have gone
through that installation process previously.
So if you do not have Chocolatey installed,
I'd recommend going with these other options,
which is to download the binary
and then add it to your path.
If you add something to a path on Windows,
just do a quick Google search.
It'll tell you exactly how to do this.
Okay, so I'm using macOS.
So I'm gonna run that command right there,
brew install scaffold.
Over at my terminal, I'll do a brew install scaffold,
like so, and that's pretty much it.
Now, I already have Scaffold installed on my local machine.
So I'm just gonna see something that says,
hey, you've already got this.
All right, so once you get Scaffolded up and running,
we'll take a quick pause, come back in the next video
and start making use of it inside of our project.