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01---Install.md

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Once that is done, grab a copy of the latest [release](https://koodu.h-i.works/projects/fipamo/releases) or clone `git clone https://koodu.h-i.works/projects/fipamo.git your-folder` (replace 'your-folder' with whatever you want) it to make it easier to update. Once you're in there run `php composer.phar install` (or just `composer install` if Composer is installed globally) to install Fipamo's dependencies.
Next, you need to set up a .env file to define your install settings. Don't worry, an example is included to make it easy. Just make a copy of .env.example and rename it to .env, and you're good to go. Default paths have been added, but you can change them to whatever you want. It's your site, right?
Since Fipamo is built on the mighty Laravel, the last thing the `.env` file needs is an `APP_KEY` to secure some internal process. Safety first. There are a couple of ways to do this. Suppose you're setting Fipamo up in a development or staging environment, and you're in debug mode. In that case (look in your fresh .env file for the setting `APP_DEBUG`. If this is set to true, you're in debug mode), you can go to your base URL (the next section shows you how), and Laravel will give you the option to set it for you.
If you're in a production environment and debug isn't available, you can run the command `php artisan key:generate` in the Fipamo install directory to take care of it.
A default `.env` file is created that stores the config settings for your freshly installed instance. You can edit this file to customize settings such as your email and the location where your instance will store files, themes, backup, etc.
From here, you have a couple of options depending on where Fipamo is installed. If you're using it on your desktop, go into `public/index` and start up PHP's built in web server with `php -S localhost:8000` and then browse to localhost:8000/to get started with the install. If you're serving it from a web host, just go to yourcoolassdomain/.