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4545Congratulations, you just created a new data pod at ` http://localhost:3000/mydatapod/ `
4646and associated WebID at ` http://localhost:3000/mydatapod/profile/card#me ` !
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5048## Setting up Bashlib
5149With our Solid pod and WebID created, now it is time to setup Bashlib!
5250For a quick setup, we use NPX
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398+ <!-- ## Creating an automated flow
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400+ Many background workflows may require a lot of automation, using Bashlib mainly in shell scripts.
401+ For this, Bashlib supports all required functionality to fully automate Solid workflows,
402+ although support for these flows relies on the non-interactive token-based authentication option,
403+ which is only available for the <a href="../documentation/cli/authentication#create-token-css">Community Solid Server</a>
404+ and <a href="../documentation/cli/authentication#create-token-ess">Enterprise Solid Server</a> implementations.
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407+ ### Automate token creation
408+
409+ To start out, we create an authentication token for the token-based authentication flows.
410+ ```
411+ sld auth create-token-css
412+ --webid http://localhost:3000/mydatapod/profile/card#me
413+ --name bashlib_token
414+ --email bob@test.com
415+ --password bob
416+ ```
417+
418+ ### Automate profile selection for different functions
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420+ To automate the selection of a WebID when running a background script, -->
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