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Import your first repo

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Import your first repo

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The easiest way to get started with Code is to import a real-world repository.

Before you begin

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You must have a Kibana instance up and running.

If you are in an environment where you have multiple Kibana instances in a cluster, see the config instructions for multiple Kibana instances.

Enable Code app

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While in beta, you can turn on Code by adding the following line to kibana.yaml:

xpack.code.ui.enabled: true

Import your first repository

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  1. In Kibana, navigate to Code.

  2. In the Repository URL field, paste the following GitHub clone URL:

    https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript-Node-Starter

https is recommend for cloning most git repositories. To clone a private repository, use SSH.

  1. Click Import.

    A new item in the list displays the cloning and indexing progress of the TypeScript-Node-Starter repo.

    code import repo

  2. After the indexing is complete, navigate to the repo by clicking its name in the list.

    code starter root

    Congratulations! You just imported your first repo into Code.

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