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# Botman Studio installer | ||
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First, download the BotMan installer using Composer: | ||
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``` | ||
composer global require "botman/installer" | ||
``` | ||
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Make sure to place the `$HOME/.composer/vendor/bin directory` | ||
(or the equivalent directory for your OS) in your `$PATH` so the botman executable can be located by your system. | ||
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Once installed, the botman new command will create a fresh BotMan Studio installation in the directory you specify. | ||
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For instance, `botman new weatherbot` will create a directory named `weatherbot` containing a fresh BotMan Studio | ||
installation with all of BotMan's dependencies already installed: | ||
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``` | ||
botman new weatherbot | ||
``` | ||
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Take a look at the [BotMan Studio documentation](https://botman.io/2.0/botman-studio), to learn more about how to add and configure messaging drivers. |