# How to start

### Try to install it on MikoPBX

Now you can create a zip archive and install your new module on the MikoPBX server.

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### Next steps

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Read the article [Prepare IDE and system tools](/mikopbx-development/prepare-ide-tools.md) before following the next instructions.
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You should load the **mikopbx/core** package and dependent libraries it helps to resolve references between MikoPBX class names.  

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```
cd ~/PhpstormProjects/ModuleCalbackFromWebsite
composer install
```

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Next, you can create a git repository for a new module and commit all new code. 

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```
git init
echo "vendor/" > .gitignore
git add .
git commit -m 'initial commit'
```

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If you have a remote git repository you can push your module into it.

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```
git remote add origin <url>
git push -u origin master
```

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