Clone fork
	Using git clone command
	after cloning, cd into the cloned project, check if .npmrc exists. If not pause the script, ask user to add it, continue after pause
Before running setup-docker.sh script, we need to copy docker env file
	inside of the project, we have this path .docker/config/.env.local, we need to copy it to project root .env file
run setup-docker.sh
	Inside of cloned project, should be docker-setup.sh script, if it exists, we need to run it with sh command
	If it doesn't exist, pause and notify the user, the same like we did in clone fork step
From the server copy .env -> .server.env
	Using scp command, copy .env file from the server project directory, into .server.env
Mark .server.env as assume unchanged in the git repo
Modify current local .env file based on the .sever.env
	We need to add APP_NAME="" from .server.env into the current .env file
	Add APP_KEY from .server.env into the .env file
Create .env.prod.local from the server.env and host and user
	We need following variables in the .env.prod.local
		PROD_HOST="" Get this from users initial input
		PROD_USER="" Get this from users initial input
		PROD_DB_NAME="" Get this from .server.env (DB_DATABASE)
		PROD_DB_USER="" Get this from .server.env (DB_USERNAME)
		PROD_DB_PASS="" Get this from .server.env (DB_PASSWORD)
Add few helper scripts (mark them in gitignore)
	I need ssh.sh script added into local project directory
	Add it the same way we are doing it in sync-project.sh, by having array of scripts, then outputing variables, and then outputing the script itself
Upload lazygit to server, so that I can use ./ssh.sh --git (it opens lazygit on the server, for merging)
Now we need to add sshkey to the server
	First we need to check if server has public_key and private_key already created on the server (~/.ssh/id_rsa and ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub)
	If the server has only public key, then we need to create our own private key
		Create keys in our ~/.ssh/<PROJECT_NAME>
		Then upload private and public key to the server, overwriting id_rsa.pub
		Add our newely created id_rsa.pub to the authorised_hosts file
	If server has private and public key already setup
		We need to make sure id_rsa.pub is already inside of authorized_keys file
		If its not then we add it there
		Copy private key to our local machine into ~/.ssh/<PROJECT_NAME>
	Any errors should appear in the console, with clear instructions of what happened, and what needs to be done so the script can continue. Pause the script so user can solve the issue
After that we need to use ssh-add command for our synced private key, so that we can procceed with the next step
After that we need to run php artisan db:wipe inside of running docker container
After that we can use make db-sync command to pull database from staging server