Drupal CMS is a fast-moving open source product that enables site builders to easily create new Drupal sites and extend them with smart defaults, all using their browser.

If you want to use DDEV (recommended) to run Drupal CMS locally, follow these instructions:

1. Install DDEV following the documentation
2. Open the command line and cd to the root directory of this project
3. Run ddev launch

To use a different web root, run ddev config --docroot=new_web_root before ddev launch.

Drupal CMS has the same system requirements as Drupal core, so you can use your preferred setup to run it locally. See the Drupal User Guide for more information on how to set up Drupal.

The Drupal CMS installer offers a list of features preconfigured with smart defaults. You will be able to customize whatever you choose, and add additional features, once you are logged in.

After the installer is complete, you will land on the dashboard.

If you want to install Drupal CMS using Drush, use the following commands:

# Download a site template -- for example, Starter.
ddev composer require drupal/drupal_cms_starter --update-with-all-dependencies

# Use it to install Drupal.
ddev drush site:install /var/www/html/recipes/drupal_cms_starter --yes

• Drupal CMS User Guide
• Learn more about managing a Drupal-based application in the Drupal User Guide.
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Report issues in the queue, providing as much detail as you can. You can also join the #drupal-cms-support channel in the Drupal Slack community.

Drupal CMS is developed in a separate repository on Drupal.org. See CONTRIBUTING.md for more information.

Drupal CMS and all derivative works are licensed under the GNU General Public License, version 2 or later.

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