<p>If you just want ADE for your local network, or on your own real server.</p>
<h2>Steps</h2>
<h3>Step 1 - Downloading the repository from GitHub</h3>
<p>First, go to any folder you would like to keep ADE in.</p>
<p>Then, go to <a href="https://github.com/MeowcaTheoRange/AvalonDocumentationEngine" target="_blank">the GitHub repository for ADE</a> and download the ZIP.</p>
<img src="/assets/github1.png" />
<small>Selecting Code > Download ZIP on the GitHub UI.</small>
<p>Then, extract the ZIP into the folder.</p>
<img src="/assets/extract1.png" />
<small>Dragging the ZIP contents into a folder.</small>
<%- include("blocks/MessageBox.ejs", {
title: "HOLD ON...",
content: "Make sure to read the license! This information is important for defining who and what can use the documentation contents.<br />Alternatively, make a \"License\" article within the Documentation to define your own license for the content.<br />Instructions on how to do this can be found <a href=\"/page/Licensing_documentation_content\">here.</a><img src='/assets/makesure1.png' />"
}) %>
<h3>Step 2 - Install dependencies</h3>
<p>Installing dependencies for the Avalon Documentation Engine is super easy. Simply open a Node terminal in your Documentation folder.</p>
<img src="/assets/terminal1.png" />
<small>A terminal, which has the documentation as its' current directory.</small>
<p>Then, type <code>npm install</code> (or <code>npm i</code>) into the terminal.</p>
<img src="/assets/npmi1.png" />
<small>A terminal, which has the output of the aforementioned npm command.</small>
<p><code>package-lock.json</code> and <code>node-modules/</code> should appear in the directory.</p>