You can;

1. Install PostgreSQL
2. Use Docker to run PostgreSQL

To use Docker to run PostgreSQL locally, use the following command:

docker run -p 5432:5342 -e POSTGRES_USER=bakhtawar -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=Bakhtawar123 -d bakhtawar

If you used the Docker command in the previous step, you can skip this step.

If you used the Docker command in the previous step, you can skip this step.

Remember to:

• set the password for this user to Bakhtawar123
• grant all privileges on database bakhtawar to user bakhtawar

To install .NET 5.0, please visit https://dotnet.microsoft.com/download/dotnet/5.0

To install Node.js 14.x, please visit https://nodejs.org/en/

From your work folder:

git clone git@github.com:khawajaumarfarooq/Bakhtawar.git Bakhtawar
cd Bakhtawar

This will bring you to the repository root.

From the repository root:

dotnet restore
dotnet build

From the repository root:

dotnet run --project Projects/Bakhtawar.Apps.DatabaseApp/Bakhtawar.Apps.DatabaseApp.csproj

This will run the database migrations and create all the tables necessary for the solution

From the repository root:

cd Scripts
./generate-ca-certificate.sh
./generate-localhost-certificate.sh

This will generate the a certificate in ~/Keys/huntingdonresearch.crt

Add this certificate to your machine's CA root. You will have to do it for your machine, as well as for your browser.

This will also create a certificate in Keys/localhost.crt which will be used as the SSL certificate by the 3 applications.

From the repository root (in three different bash shells):

cd Projects/Bakhtawar.Apps.GatewayApp
cat dev.json | dotnet user-secrets set 
dotnet run

cd Projects/Bakhtawar.Apps.WebFrontendApp
cat dev.json | dotnet user-secrets set 
dotnet run

cd Projects/Bakhtawar.Apps.BackendApp
cat dev.json | dotnet user-secrets set 
dotnet run

This will run the 3 applications on the following ports:

• GatewayApp on port 7443
• WebFrontendApp on port 8443
• BackendApp on port 9443