dotnet tool restore
dotnet build -tl
# Make sure your DB is already available
dotnet run
Set up your database, and in case you want to do it locally you can try out podman/docker:
# Use docker equivalent or podman like below
podman run --name posgrito -e POSTGRES_PASSWORD=posgres -e POSTGRES_USER=posgres -p 5432:5432 -d docker.io/library/postgres:alpine
Once the db server is up and running, create a database with the name "openapo", or whatever name you choose (just don't forget to update your connection string for both migrondi.json and appsettings.json. Once setup, plase run the migrations
dotnet migrondi up
And your database should be ready to go.