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To check that it was installed, run the `robot --help` command. The output should include Robot Framework version number and some other helpful stuff,
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including the command line options (which are also available [here](http://robotframework.org/robotframework/latest/RobotFrameworkUserGuide.html#all-command-line-options)).
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To run automated test cases for web UIs, the current go-to library is the Browser-library.
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Install Browser: `pip3 install robotframework-browser`. After the installation has completed successfully,
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the library has to be initialized by running `rfbrowser init`.
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In order to ensure that you've done exercises as expected we need you to install robotframework-lint
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### Consistency Helper
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In order to ensure that you've done exercises as expected let's install the "robotframework-lint"
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tool. A linting tool is a lightweight static analysis tool to verify that you and your team are doing
To install the linter, run `pip3 install robotframework-lint`
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### Testing in the Browser
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Robot Framework can test anything if you give it the right library. To run automated test cases for web UIs, we'll use the "Browser" library.
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## Install NodeJS
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To install this "Browser" library, run `pip3 install robotframework-browser`
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Browser library has requirements for NodeJS. After installing NodeJS run command: `rfbrowser init` to install needed dependencies.
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After the installation has completed successfully,
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the library has to be initialized by running `rfbrowser init`—you'll need [Node.js installed](https://nodejs.org/en/download/). It will take a a minute or two to run the command.
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