1. Navigate to the location on your PC where you want the repository to be located.
   • Note that Git will automatically create a folder with the source code inside of it, so you don't need to do that yourself.
2. Right click in your selected location and choose "Git Bash Here".
3. Inside Git bash, execute the following command (the default command to paste inside of Git Bash is Shift+Insert):

   git clone [email protected]:davidmwhynot/stariumxcv.prod.git

4. You may be asked to verify the authentecity of an unkown host (see image below). Simply type yes and press Enter.
   
5. Once the clone is finished, verify that the stariumxcv.prod folder was created by running the following command:

   ls

6. You should see a list of the files and folders that are inside your current folder. Among them should be stariumxcv.prod.
7. Next, navigate into the production repository by executing the following command:

   cd stariumxcv.prod

8. Checkout the static branch:

   git checkout static

9. Run the following command to install a few required Node.js packages:

   npm install

10. Once the dependencies are downloaded and installed, you can verify that everything worked and start your development server by running the following command:

    npm start

11. If everything went fine, the homepage of your local version of StariumXCV should open in your default web browser.
12. Go back to Git Bash and press Ctrl+C to stop the development server.

Assuming you didn't encounter any errors, you are now ready to begin working inside the production repository.
Please read these articles on our developer workflow before making changes to the production repository.