Get Started

1. Get a dev instance at the Developer portal or use an existing one which you have ready.
2. Load the Scoped App to the studio. The repository is public, so you do not need any access credentials for cloning
3. Download the zip of the Node VM
4. Read and configure your docker-compose.yaml
5. Download and install Docker Compose on your pc. For more info visit the Install guide
6. Put the docker-compose.yaml file into the repository root of the Node VM you just downloaded
7. To run the Node VM just type docker-compose up in the folder where you have the docker-compose.yaml
8. Now you will have to setup the endpoint of your Node VM on the Servicenow Instance
9. Search for "Bridge Configuration" or open this link https://instancename.service-now.com/system_properties_ui.do?sysparm_category=SNC%20Node%20Bridge%20Configuration&sysparm_domain_restore=false&sysparm_stack=no&sysparm_title=SNC%20Node%20Bridge%20Configuration
10. If you are running this locally, you may need a tool to expose your local enviroment to the public. For example you can use the free version of ngrok
11. You need to setup the url of the sys_property correctly with an ending trailing slash
12. Now you can write a script under the "Bridge Scripts"
13. You may want to look at the Postback functions to post back a result to your instance
14. Happy scripting and let me know how does this work for you

PS: In case of any doubt, feel free to ask. I will try to lead you to in the right direction and provide help if I can.