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Create a New Github Action to Automate Code Tasks with Javascript

1
Create a New Github Action That Logs Hello World with Javascript and NodeJS
1m 35s
2
Test a New Github Action in Its Repository with a Custom Workflow
1m 11s
3
Use npm to Tag and Version a Github Action Package for Workflow Version Control
1m 29s
4
Use a Custom Github Action to Log Hello World in Another Project
1m 22s
5
Add npm Packages to a Custom Github Action to Use Open Source Libraries
2m 58s
6
Add Configurable Input Controls to Custom Github Actions with Github Actions Toolkit Core
2m 40s
7
Configure Outputs in a Custom Github Action to Use Resulting Data in Other Actions
1m 36s
8
Set an Exit Code on Custom Github Actions to Indicate a Passing or Failing Status
1m 41s
9
Add Debug Logs with the Toolkit Logger to Find and Fix Issues in a Custom Github Action
2m 2s

Create a New Github Action That Logs Hello World with Javascript and NodeJS

Colby Fayock

InstructorColby Fayock

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In this lesson, you'll learn how to create a brand new Github Action from scratch using Javascript. Running on Nodejs, we'll create a new script that logs "Hello, world!", configure the Action registration information, and initialize it as an npm package so that we can prepare to publish it to the world.