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About VancouberEats

VancouberEats is an e-commerce platform designed to connect people with restaurants, inspired by UberEats. It allows users to explore restaurants and menu items, place new orders and re-order past orders, leave reviews, and create their own restaurants and menus.

Live Site | Wiki

VancouberEats-homepage

Tech Stack

Frameworks and Libraries

Python Flask JavaScript React Redux CSS3 HTML5

Database:

Postgres

Hosting:

Render

Features & Functionality

  1. Restaurants
  2. Menu Items
  3. Reviews
  4. Cart
  5. Checkout
  6. Past Orders
  7. Manage Account
  8. AWS S3 (image storage)

Restaurants:

Users can browse restaurants to explore and order from.

VancouberEats-restaurants

Menu Items:

Users can view all menu items for each restaurant.

VancouberEats-menu-items

Reviews:

Users can read reviews for each restaurant, and leave reviews for restaurants they have ordered from.

VancouberEats-reviews

Cart:

Users can add items to their cart from a single restaurant.

VancouberEats-cart

Checkout:

Users can checkout to place an order from a single restaurant.

VancouberEats-checkout

Past Orders:

Users can view and re-order past orders.

VancouberEats-orders

Manage Account:

Users can manage their account and create, update, and delete restaurants and menu items.

VancouberEats-account

Future Features

  1. Maps API

Setup

  1. Clone this repository

  2. Install dependencies

    pipenv install -r requirements.txt
  3. Create a .env file based on the example with proper settings for your development environment

  4. Make sure the SQLite3 database connection URL is in the .env file

  5. This starter organizes all tables inside the flask_schema schema, defined by the SCHEMA environment variable. Replace the value for SCHEMA with a unique name, making sure you use the snake_case convention.

  6. Get into your pipenv, migrate your database, seed your database, and run your Flask app

    pipenv shell
    flask db upgrade
    flask seed all
    flask run
  7. To run the React App in development, checkout the README inside the react-app directory.

Contact

•   Will Campbell   |   LinkedIn   |   GitHub

•   Erica Maranowski   |   LinkedIn   |   GitHub

•   Josh Pascual   |   LinkedIn   |   GitHub

•   Eric Sapsford   |   GitHub

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