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server address:
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username:
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Login successful.
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Choose organization by writing its slug:
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Do you want to send crash reports for client development? (Y/n)
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Do you want to send analytics data for research? (Y/n)
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You can change your organization with the command `organization`. Use the option `-o` and give the slug of an organization as an argument. Otherwise all available organizations will be listed.
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You can inspect and change your settings such as sending data with the command `config`. Use the option `-l` to see your current settings and give `[KEY]=[NEW VALUE]` as arguments to change them.
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## Listing courses
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Once you have logged in, you can list all the available courses on the server with `tmc courses`.
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javascript-for-lazy-hipsters
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Note that you can only submit exercises on courses for which you have enrolled.
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Note that you can only exercises on courses for which you have enrolled.
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## Downloading courses
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## Submitting exercises
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You have now completed your first exercise! To submit your exercise, run `tmc submit`. The syntax is the same as for running tests.
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You have now completed your first exercise! To submit your exercise, run `tmc submit [exercise-name]` or run `tmc submit` in an exercise directory. The syntax is the same as for running tests.
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