Step 1 - Install the Local PHP Development Environment

The easiest way to install the project locally will be with the help of a PHP Development Environment. The most popular ones are the following.

1. XAMP ( Windows, MAC - OS X, Linux )
2. MAMP ( Windows, MAC - OS X )
3. WAMP ( Windows )

Based on your Operating System, Install the one that suits you. They all come with PHP 8.2+, Apache, and MySQL databases.

After installation, start the PHP Service, MySQL Service, and Apache Service.

Step 2 - Download and place the project

Download the project from the Codecanyon.net download page.

Here are the default folders where you should place ( unzip ) the project.

1. XAMPP:
   • Windows: In XAMPP for Windows, the default web root directory is usually C:\\xampp\\htdocs.
   • Linux: On Linux, it's typically /opt/lampp/htdocs.
   • macOS: On macOS, you'll find it in /Applications/XAMPP/htdocs.
2. MAMP:
   • Windows: MAMP on Windows doesn't have a specific default web root. You can choose the web root during the setup process.
   • macOS: The default web root for MAMP on macOS is /Applications/MAMP/htdocs.
3. WampServer:
   • Windows: In WampServer for Windows, the default web root directory is usually C:\\wamp\\www.

Step 3 - Make a database that will be used by the project

To do this, you need to access the phpMyAdmin tool.

Accessing phpMyAdmin for XAMPP, MAMP, and WampServer involves navigating to a specific URL in your web browser. Here are the typical access URLs for each tool:

1. XAMPP:
   • Open your web browser.
   • Type the following URL: http://localhost/phpmyadmin/
   • Press Enter.
   • You should see the phpMyAdmin page.