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Installation via shell access

matamrd last edited by

Hello all,
Because of budget issues, I would like to install nodebb on shared hosting only. I have access to shell. I guess I can install if i have access to shell. Could you please say procedure as I can't find anywhere. Namecheap shared hosting uses cloudlinux OS and gives users to access shell
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