# 1 > PHP STORM
Open PHPstorm and navigate to VCS -> Checkout from Version Control -> GitHub
Open PHPstorm and navigate to VCS -> Checkout from Version Control -> GitHub
1 -Git Repository URL - select the file From the drop down list
2 - Parent Directory - add the path of the project
3 - Directory Name - Type the project name ( use the same name as the git file)
4 - Click 'Clone'
Note: If the file is already checkedout with the same prjoectName, message will display to choose another directory.
1 - Navigate to back-end -> app -> config -> database.php
2 - in database.php, modify public $local as shown below.
public $local = array(
'datasource' => 'Database/Mysql',
'persistent' => false,
'host' => '127.0.0.1',
//'host' => 'localhost',
'login' => 'local',
'password' => 'undologic',
'database' => 'test_projectName',
'encoding' => 'utf8'
);
Follow the conventions to create login, password and database.
1 - Navigate to http://localhost/phpmyadmin
2 - if user account has not been created, follow step A
A - Setup user account - Locally we want to create a basic user account so all our projects between all our developers have the same credentials. Because this is NOT online, it's ok to use a basic password: However online you must NOT use a basic password
Click 'User Accounts"
Click 'Add user account', and add user: local, pass: undologic and hostname: local / localhost
Give all permissions for global privileges
in phpmyadmin click databases
1 - add the new database (test_projectName) under databasename
2 - select "utf8_general_ci" in collation drop down list
3 - Click Create
Importing SQL files using PHPmyAdmin is not very stable, so for large SQL files we recommend importing your SQL files using the Command line
-> Open a terminal window
-> Our example will assume that the file is in our downloads directory (if it is in another location simply change the path)
-> Find the correct database (This will display all the databases on your computer: note the correct one for the next step)
C:\xampp\mysql\bin\mysql --host=localhost -ulocal -pundologic -e "show databases;"
(C:\xampp\mysql\bin\mysql -> path where mysql is located in windows, host -> in this example its localhost, ulocal -> local is the username, pundologic -> udologic is the password in this example)
We now have a clean database ready to go
-> Let's import the large SQL file now
C:\xampp\mysql\bin\mysql --host=localhost -ulocal -pundologic test_projectbrowser < C:\Users\User\Downloads/projectBrowser-full.sql
If you are importing a very large file allow time to pass
-> The command line will appear to be frozen, but it is working, when done you will see the terminal again and you can type again
-> If any errors occur due to space issue, in xamp control panel, click mysql config and select my.ini
-> in my.ini file,
look for max_allowed_packet and innodb_log_file_size and change to bigger size (eg. 640M)
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