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composer create-project twfahey1/aqto_project -s dev [site_name] && cd [site_name] && composer install && fin up && fin init-site && fin drush si -y && fin drush en -y aqto_defaults -y && fin uli
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## Demo
https://aq.to

## Goals
Aqto aims to be living documentation as an ideal starting template for a variety of web products and encourage best practices for always facilitating customizability, maintability and scalability. It aims to be an easy to use platform for a wide range of apps, providing comprehensive examples for API integrations, Commerce, and other common use cases.
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This project serves as more of a general purpose template. If you are looking to host an Aqto project with Pantheon, you should be able to simply require the [Aqto Upstream](https://github.com/twfahey1/aqto_upstream.git) in your project. Here are the steps to do so:
- Create a Drupal 10 site on Pantheon that is Composer managed.
- Run a `composer require twfahey1/aqto_upstream` in the root of the project.
- Enable the `aqto_defaults` or whatever pieces of Aqto are desired for the project.
- Enable the `aqto_defaults` or whatever pieces of Aqto are desired for the project.

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