Food Delivery App

This is a multi-vendor food delivery application built using ASP.NET Web API and React/React Native for a robust and scalable solution.

Key Features:

• Multi-vendor Support: Cater to a wide range of restaurants and cuisines.
• N-Tier Architecture: Separate concerns for presentation, business logic, and data access for maintainability.
• Repository Pattern: Efficient data access and manipulation.
• User Roles with Authentication & Authorization: Secure access control for customers, vendors, delivery riders, and administrators.
• MS SQL Database: Reliable and scalable data storage.
• Cloudinary Integration: Store and manage images efficiently.
• Email Verification with Google SMTP Server: Enhance user security and trust.
• Order Update Notifications: Keep users informed about their orders.
• JWT Token-Based Authentication: Secure user authentication for API access.
• Identity for User Management: Built-in user management features from ASP.NET Identity.

Technologies:

• Backend: ASP.NET Web API
• Frontend: React (web) & React Native (mobile)
• Database: MS SQL Server
• Cloud Storage: Cloudinary
• Email Server: Google SMTP
• Authentication: JWT Tokens
• User Management: ASP.NET Identity

Project Structure:

• API (ASP.NET Web API): Contains controllers, models, and services for API logic.
• Frontend (React): Web-based user interface for customers and administrators.
• Mobile App (React Native): Native mobile app experience for customers.
• Shared (Optional): Common code shared between the frontend and mobile app (if applicable).
• Documentation (Optional): Provide API documentation or user guides.
• Tests: Unit and integration tests for code quality.

Getting Started:

1. Prerequisites:
   • Visual Studio (or a code editor) with ASP.NET and React/React Native support
   • MS SQL Server (or a compatible database server)
   • Cloudinary account
   • Google Cloud account for SMTP server access (if using)
2. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/TaushifReza/FoodApp.git

3. Set Up Database:
   • Create a database in MS SQL Server.
   • Update connection strings in the application configuration.
4. Configure Cloudinary:
   • Create a Cloudinary account and obtain API keys.
   • Set the keys in the application configuration.
5. Configure Email Server (Optional):
   • Follow Google Cloud instructions to enable the SMTP server and obtain credentials.
   • Set the credentials in the application configuration.
6. Run the Application:
   • Follow instructions specific to your development environment for running both the backend API and frontend (web and mobile).

Contributing:

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit pull requests for any enhancements or bug fixes.

License:

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.