Installing DDEV

https://github.com/ddev/ddev

Clone and locally install the Drupal site

From the command line, navigate to the local directory where you want to clone the project into then enter the command:

git clone https://github.com/Xibalba9/drezal.git

The next step is to utilize DDEV to get the site up-and-running on your local machine. From the command line, run the following command:

ddev config

Prompts:

Project name: drazel
Docroot location: web
Application type: drupal10

From the command line, run the following command to create and run the containers for this project:

ddev start

If this example utilized the standard method of not committing Composer dependencies to the Git repository, at this point the composer install command would need to be run. This could be done either by a version of Composer installed on the host operating system (Mac OS X, Windows 10 Pro, Linux) or by connecting to the DDEV web container using the ddev ssh command and using the version of Composer installed there.
To set up the settings.local.php file, from the project root run:

cp web/sites/example.settings.local.php web/sites/default/settings.local.php

Import the database provided with this project (in the repository's drazel/db_backup/ directory). This can be accomplished with the following command:

ddev import-db --src=db_backup/aug-16-2023.sql.gz

Now that we have the complete codebase on our local environment with DDEV up-and-running, the database imported and connected to the codebase, the final step is to import our content files. The DDEV Demo repository includes a archive of the necessary content files, and they can be easily imported into the site with the import-files command:

ddev import-files --src=files_backup/drazel_files.zip

ddev composer require drush/drush

ddev drush config-import

ddev launch