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# Basic Setup

The setup process for a Headless ACC Storefront will be guided in this page. Follow the steps below to get started.

## <mark style="color:red;">Installation​</mark> <a href="#installation" id="installation"></a>

1. To begin, it is recommended to use `yarn` as the package manager.

   If macOS is the operating system, Homebrew can be used for installation. For non-mac users, npm can be used for a global installation.

   ```
   # For macOS users
   brew install yarn

   # For non-mac users
   npm i -g yarn
   ```
2. Next, the storefront needs to be installed by using the `projectzero` CLI.

   ```
   npx @akinon/projectzero@latest --create
   ```
3. Provide the following information:
   * **Brand name (eg. Project Zero) (required):** Enter the name for your project.
   * **Project description (optional):** Optionally provide a project description.
   * **Commerce URL (optional):** Enter the URL to connect with Omnitron. This can be edited later from the environment file.
4. After providing the necessary information, navigate to the project folder.

   ```
   cd project-path/project-name
   ```

## <mark style="color:red;">Development</mark>​ <a href="#development" id="development"></a>

To start the development server, run the following command.

```
yarn dev
```

This will initiate the development environment for the Headless ACC Storefront, allowing users to begin building and testing their storefront.

## <mark style="color:red;">Production</mark>​ <a href="#production" id="production"></a>

To build and run the production version of the storefront, run the following command.

```
yarn build
yarn start
```


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