Proceed with the installation of PostgreSQL. When asked for username and password, make sure the username is postgres and password is abc123.

Search for pgAdmin in your computer and open it, this will redirect you to a browser page. When prompted for username and password, use the one set up in the previous step.

Under the "Browser" column on the left side, click on Servers -> PostgreSQL 12 -> Right click on Databases -> Select Create -> Database. In the Name row, write Esteem_v2, and make sure that the "owner" is postgres, then click on save.

Once the database is created, right click on it and select Restore. In the file name, select the Esteem_DB file found in the root directory of the repository.

PyCharm Professional is recommended as it supports and helps with the development of Django-based websites. After cloning the repository, open that folder as project in PyCharm and in the terminal, write pip install -r requirements.txt.

Once completed, run the command py manage.py makemigrations (py manage.py makemigrations APPNAME if the first one doesn't work) and then py manage.py migrate.

To start the server, write py manage.py runserver in terminal.