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# Composer-Based Installation

The Magento platform natively supports the following installation method.

**To install the Global-e Magento2 lite extension:**

1. In your Magento2 installation, locate the **composer.json** file and open it.

   The **composer.json** file includes information about both the Global-e package and its corresponding repository.
2. To avoid installing the old version, either remove or update the `'magento2_lite'` version to `'1.*'`.

   Make sure to confirm with the Global-E Integration team that you are using the stable version of the module.

   For example:

   ```

   "require": {
       "globale/magento2_lite": "1.*",
   }

   ```
3. Global-e provides you public GitLab repository URL.

   For example:

   ```

   {
     "repositories": [
       {
         "type": "vcs",
         "url": "https://gitlab.com/global-e-public/Magento2_Lite.git"
       }
     ]
   }

   ```

   <Note>
     * If necessary, Global-e can provide an alternative package version during integration.
     * Global-e repositories are not publicly accessible, but read-only access can be requested.
   </Note>
4. Run the standard Magento2 deploy scripts.
5. Make sure that the Global-e modules are enabled:

   * `Globale_BrowsingLite`
   * `Globale_OrderLite`

   For information on enabling modules, see the [Magento documentation](https://experienceleague.adobe.com/docs/commerce-operations/installation-guide/tutorials/manage-modules.html).