Setting up postgresql with docker:

1. Install docker and log in
2. Copy .env.example file and name it .env
3. Go to .env and insert our data in the empty space
4. Install EnvFile PlugIn (Power supply Icon)
5. Edit your Build configurations (3 dots on the upper right)
6. Enable EnvFile and Substitute Environment Variables
7. Click + and add our .env file which is in our backend directory
8. open docker-compose.yml and run it (first line on the left of services)
9. Insert into your terminal: "docker-compose up -d"
10. Run BackendApplication.java
11. Press Database button on the right edge of IntelliJ
12. Add new Database:
    • Type in name in front of @localhost our database name
    • Type in the Database field our database name
    • Type in username and password and press apply

Now you should see our two tables if you open up the public folder.

If so everything worked properly!

Choosing local or server

1. In Android Studio, click the three dots on the left sidebar
2. You should find "Build Variants" with a hammer icon
3. Under "Active Build Variant" switch between localDebug and serverDebug
4. For local testing, make sure the backend is running locally