The above command will clone the repository into a directory called `yatl`.
2. Import the project folder into your Eclipse Workspace: `File -> Open Projects from File System -> Directory -> yatl`
### Exercise 1.2: Installing the Dependencies
In order to test the YATL application, we are going to need to install three, amazing, testing libraries:
- junit - JUnit for unit testing
- mockito - Mockito for mocking objects in unit tests
- rest-assured - Testing and validating our APIs
Recall, we can find Maven dependencies by searching the [Maven Repository](https://mvnrepository.com/). Once we have found the dependencies, we can locate the XML code to the dependencies section of the `pom.xml` file.
1. See if you can find the above dependencies on the Maven Repository. When you have found them, add them to the `pom.xml` file. You should install the latests versions of the dependencies, at the time of writing:
