About this project

AT Products LLC describes itself in this README as an informative technology company based in the United States that provides files containing resources for cybersecurity and malware, along with other paid solutions. The repository is the source for the company's website, atproducts.xyz, and it is published under the MIT license. Technology stack The README displays badges for Astro, Vue, Bootstrap and jQuery, plus Dependabot and a CodeQL workflow status badge and a Netlify deploy badge. The site is served from Netlify, which matters for local work: the README states that astro preview cannot be used because @astrojs/netlify is in use, so previews must go through Netlify's tooling. Branches and site variants A table in the README lists the sites that live in this single repository, each on its own branch: the main site (main), a beta viewing site (beta), the Department of Beta Testing (beta-testing), AT's Unblocked Games (games), Alex Toucan's Portfolio (portfolio), a maintenance mode page (maintenance), and a Blue Ball Machine page (blue). The project describes itself as being at version v2.25.2 in the badge line, with a DoBT version of v2.7 noted for the beta-testing site. Setup steps 1. Clone the repository by any preferred method; the README notes it is roughly 5.35 GB in size. 2. Run npm install to install packages. Because of the Netlify adapter, local preview is done through the Netlify CLI instead of astro preview: 1. Install the global tools with npm install -g astro netlify-cli. 2. Run netlify login and netlify link to connect a Netlify account and project. 3. Build and preview with astro build followed by netlify dev --dir=dist. Contact and community The README lists contact channels for the maintainer: a Discord username, a Twitter/X account for the company, a secondary weather account, a YouTube channel and a support email address. It also states that the "AT" in the company name stands for Alex Toucan. Who this is for This is a static marketing/company site project rather than a library or framework. It is most useful to people who want to see how a multi-branch Astro site is organized and deployed through Netlify, or to contributors who want to work on the company's public pages and its games site branch.