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Getting Started (like, from the very very beginning):

1. Install NodeJS on your computer.
2. Open a terminal, go to the project directory
3. Execute npm install
4. Next, I think you need to install gulp globally via npm, so run npm install -g gulp
5. Next, run gulp to "build" the code
6. Run npm start to start your server running
7. HAH! Gotcha, it doesn't work. You need a ".env" file in the project directory with the info for the database. There is not currently a way to do this without using the specific database that I am using. Thus, if you know me, and I know you, you need to ask me for the .env file so you can get running. If you do not know me, you need to go into the code and edit the mongoose stuff to point to your own database. I'm not making a guide on that, because that would be a silly task, and I try to avoid doing silly tasks.