# Get started

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This section shows you how to integrate Zoom Rivet into your project. To start, install the Zoom Rivet module and initialize the client. Then set up your local server and expose it for internet testing.
After you complete these steps, you are now ready to authenticate your application, use Web APIs, and listen for events.

## Install the module

To install Zoom Rivet through [npm](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@zoom/rivet), open the terminal in your project directory and run:

```shell
npm install @zoom/rivet
```

## Initialize the client

You can use the following generator to create quickly get started with the module and authorization type of your choice. Enter the required fields to generate a template for your Rivet application.

1. In a new entry point file called `index.js`, paste the resulting template code:

    <RivetTemplateGenerator />

    > To use multiple Rivet modules in one app, see [Multiple Rivet clients](/docs/rivet/javascript/config-options/#multiple-rivet-clients).

2. Save your `index.js` file and run the following command:

    ```shell
    node index.js
    ```

    The console log confirms where the Zoom Rivet Events Server is running.

## Expose local server to internet for testing

Now that your server is running on your local machine, use ngrok to allow Zoom to reach your server through webhook:

1. Use ngrok to generate a forwarding address.

    ```shell
    ngrok http 8080
    ```

2. Add the forwarding address to the **Bot Endpoint URL** field in the **Surface → Zoom Chat Subscription** section of your chatbot's App Marketplace page.

    ![](/img/team-chat-subscribe.png)

3. Add the `/zoom/events` the endpoint.

> By default, Zoom Rivet uses Port `8080`. See [Custom port](/docs/rivet/javascript/config-options/#custom-port) to customize.