# Installation

### Check installation requirements <a href="#check-installation-requirements" id="check-installation-requirements"></a>

The followings are required of your server (or your website) to install Directories Pro:

* Node.js 16+
* Vs Code Editor
* Web Browser
* Sanity.io Account (<https://www.sanity.io/>)
* Vercel.com Account (<https://vercel.com/>)
* GitHub.com Account (<https://github.com/>)
* Emailjs.com Account (<https://www.emailjs.com/>)
* Auth0.com Account (<https://auth0.com/>)

Please before you go Any further if you don't have an account on any of those provider please create one then come back here.

### Download package <a href="#download-package" id="download-package"></a>

Adoctor can be downloaded from <https://codecanyon.net/downloads/>. Note that you will need to login with a CodeCanyon (or Envato) account in order to have access to the download page. Once you are on the page, scroll down to where it says **Adoctor template With Reactjs + Sanity** and then click the green **Download** button on the right and then the **All files and documentation** dropdown link. Your browser should start downloading the file instantly.

Locate the file downloaded on your computer (the name of the file is **codecanyon-xxxxxxxx-adoctor-template-with-reactjs+sanity.zip**), and double click the file to unzip (unarchive) the package.&#x20;

You should then see a folder named **Adoctor-x.x.x** (where *x.x.x* represents the version number) created containing the following files:

* Studio (the folder contain sanity files  Back-End)
* Web (The folder contain Reactjs files  Front-End)

{% hint style="info" %}
Before we go any further First You need to create an account for each provide [mention above](#check-installation-requirements)&#x20;
{% endhint %}


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