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GITIFY MODX INSTALL
Run composer install in the root of the www directory.
The command below assumes you've installed Composer globally, for example by running mv composer.phar /usr/local/bin/composer after the installation instructions linked above. If you do not yet have Composer installed on your system find the installation instructions here. MODX uses Composer to manage internal dependencies that are necessary to run 3.x.
You can switch to a different branch using git checkout or git checkout -b 3.x upstream/3.x Install dependencies with Composer ¶ Or, if you'd like to contribute back: fork modxcms/revolution to your own GitHub account, clone that repository as "origin" and add the modxcms/revolution repository as a remote called "upstream": git clone revolution Note that it's preselecting the 3.x branch and installs into the www directory, you may tweak that to match your desired setup. Git clone the revolution repository on GitHub using this syntax: git clone -b 3.x www Installation process ¶Įach step is discussed below in detail. It does require a few more steps than a standard installation. Installing MODX from git is a great way to have the very latest version, and is also required if you're planning to contribute to the development of MODX.
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