Clone the source code repository and run it

1. Clone the source code by using the .branch project-skeleton.
   git clone –b project-skeleton
   https://github.com/cdimascio/nationalparks_conversation
   cd nationalparks_conversation
nationalparks_conversation
   as the project root.
   Tip: To see the compete working code, switch to the master branch by running the following command: git checkout master.
   Run git checkout project-skeleton to switch back.
2. Import the conversation to Watson Conversation tooling. Click the Import button to import the workspace file located in the project root at resources/conversation_workspace.json. This file is located in the repository that you cloned in step 1.
   
3. If you haven’t done so already, record your workspace ID from the Watson Conversation tooling page.
   
4. If you haven’t done so already, record your service credentials (username and password) from the Service Credentials page.
   
5. Be sure that you are in the project root folder and then update the .env file with your service credentials and workspace ID. For example, add these values to the .env file:
   WATSON_CONVERSATION_API_ROOT=https://gateway.watsonplatform.net/conversation/api
WATSON_CONVERSATION_USERNAME=XXXXXXXXX
WATSON_CONVERSATION_PASSWORD= XXXXXXXXX
WATSON_CONVERSATION_WORKSPACE_ID= XXXXXXXXX
6. Install dependencies by running the following commands:
   npm install
cd client
npm install
cd . .
7. Run the application by entering these commands:
   npm start
cd client
npm start
8. Test the application by navigating to http://localhost:3000. Then, enter some text such as
   Show me a list of parks.

Note: Some functionality will not work until you complete this lab.