How to use the MacBook Pro Touch ID to accept that "Terminal"

fingerprint scanner, which is equipped with all MacBook Pro with Touch Bar, is useful not only to unlock the computer, or purchase confirmations. With it, you can also replace the administrator password when performing sudo-command.

To enable Touch ID for use in "Terminal", do the following:

1. Open the Finder and press the keyboard shortcut Cmd + Shift + G.
   
2. Copy the path opened window /private/etc/pam.d/sudo and press enter.
3. Highlight the file sudo and press Cmd + I.
   
4. In the block "Sharing and Permissions", click on the lock icon and then enter the administrator password (you can use Touch ID) to change the rights to "Read Only" to "Read & Write".
   
5. Sudo open a file in TextWrangler or another code editor and add the line auth sufficient pam_tid.so commented out after the first row.
   
6. Go back to the file properties, and set attributes for him, "Read Only".
   

That's all. Now when performing sudo-command in the "Terminal" can use Touch ID, and not bother with the password.