Magneto theme installation - magento

I am a newbie in magento.
I am trying to install the magenta theme in my system as provided by my client. The file my client provided is only the sources folder and i cannot see any app,js,lib,skin,.htaccess folder or file. The url of the theme i ma trying to install is https://livedemo00.template-help.com/magento_49364/ and the source folder contain db,pages,static_blocks etc.Screenshot of source folder
Thank You in advance.

Shared theme zip file is not correct. You need to ask for other files that contain Theme Package including template, layout and css files. In Theme zip file, Source folder only contain the SQL file, Product Images, Original PSD file and static block HTML content files.

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It is hard to guess which theme you have purchase but they must be providing a detailed documentation of that theme through http or wrap inside theme package. For example i have found http://www.codazon.com/document/fastest/magento2/ is the documentation for their M2 Fastest theme from envatomarket page.
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You should create a child theme to edit XML file. To create a child theme, there are 3 steps to do:
Firstly, create a new theme directory in app/design/frontend.
Secondly, declare the new theme by:
Creating theme.xml: this file identifies the name, parent and other
basic info of the new theme.
Creating Composer.json: this file is used to install the theme via Composer later.
Creating registration.php: this file is required in any Magento 2 Extension
and Themes.
Creating static files directories: this folder is used to store CSS, JS, image files.
Creating logo folder: this folder contains files that determine the location and size of your new theme logo.
Thirdly, apply and configure theme in admin: - Run Upgrade Command. - Apply the theme. - Deploy.
For more detailed tutorial, go to Guide to create Magento 2 theme.
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For example, with homepage CMS, the XML file is located in vendor/magento/module-cms/view/frontend/layout

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• “skin” directory – Files that control the visual aspects of the theme—CSS, images, etc
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Your theme can have these folders,
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