# Tutorial Setup ## Setup for CORE We assume the prior installation of CORE, using a virtual environment. You can then adjust your PATH and add an alias to help more conveniently run CORE commands. This can be setup in your **.bashrc** ```shell export PATH=$PATH:/opt/core/venv/bin alias sudop='sudo env PATH=$PATH' ``` ## Setup for Chat App There is a simple TCP chat app provided as example software to use and run within the tutorials provided. ### Installation The following will install chatapp and its scripts into **/usr/local**, which you may need to add to PATH within node to be able to use command directly. ``` shell sudo python3 -m pip install . ``` !!! note Some Linux distros will not have **/usr/local** in their PATH and you will need to compensate. ``` shell export PATH=$PATH:/usr/local ``` ### Running the Server The server will print and log connected clients and their messages. ``` shell usage: chatapp-server [-h] [-a ADDRESS] [-p PORT] chat app server optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -a ADDRESS, --address ADDRESS address to listen on (default: ) -p PORT, --port PORT port to listen on (default: 9001) ``` ### Running the Client The client will print and log messages from other clients and their join/leave status. ``` shell usage: chatapp-client [-h] -a ADDRESS [-p PORT] chat app client optional arguments: -h, --help show this help message and exit -a ADDRESS, --address ADDRESS address to listen on (default: None) -p PORT, --port PORT port to listen on (default: 9001) ``` ### Installing the Chat App Service 1. You will first need to edit **/etc/core/core.conf** to update the config service path to pick up your service ``` shell custom_config_services_dir = ``` 2. Then you will need to copy/move **chatapp/chatapp_service.py** to the directory configured above 3. Then you will need to restart the **core-daemon** to pick up this new service 4. Now the service will be an available option under the group **ChatApp** with the name **ChatApp Server**