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add how do i install oshinko cli article #244

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26 changes: 26 additions & 0 deletions _howdoi/install-oshinko-cli.adoc
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// Module included in the following assemblies:
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// <List assemblies here, each on a new line>
[id='install-oshinko-cli']
= install the Oshinko command line interface tool
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wondering if how to install oshinko cli should be the first how-to that people see

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we have an open issue (#218) that speaks to a need for ordering on these things. i haven't come across a good solution to the problem.

i think some sort of categorized sections would be good, but i'm not sure what those categories should be. this is complicated by articles that straddle 2+ boundaries. totally open to suggestions here.

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Init cap: Install...

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this is actually a small artifact of our current "How do I" article format. we basically append the title to "How do I ....", i think it might be possible to programmatically fix this inline. i'll do some research.

:page-layout: howdoi
:page-menu_entry: How do I?

The Oshinko command line interface(CLI) tool is a binary application that gives you
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space between 'interface' and '(CLI)'

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got it

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interface (CLI) (add a space)

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another option for creating and managing Apache Spark clusters on OpenShift.

.Prerequisites

* A Linux or MacOSX command terminal

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This is fine, but our group has adopted the convention of using passive sentences for rereqs. So this would be:
A Linux or MacOSX command terminal is available.

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Just a nitpicking comment, the name officially changed from MacOSX to macOS :)


.Procedure

. Download the Oshinko CLI tool archive appropriate for your operating system
from the link:https://github.com/radanalyticsio/oshinko-cli/releases[project Releases page].

. Extract the `oshinko` binary from the archive to a location that is in your
terminal's `PATH`.

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Not sure why path is formatted this way. Maybe ..in your terminal's path, for example... (Or maybe that doesn't make sense?)

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so, i put "PATH" in the block quotes because i am referencing the environment variable of the same name, the standard convention for adding something to the path. maybe that is too specific though, i will switch it.


.Additional resources

* link:https://github.com/radanalyticsio/oshinko-cli[Oshinko CLI project repository]