This project represents a client-server desktop application for restaurant management. The front-end is a PyQt desktop application while the backend runs a desktop Django server.
Team Aardvark was our group name for the 2nd year project at University. In addition to the final product (see below), the intention of the project was to explore software development methodologies. In particular, we explored Scrum (see Wiki).
- Easily modifiable restaurant menu that is fetched from the Django server.
- Booking of available slots through the client application.
- Implementation of a restaurant menu cart for each table.
- Handling of customer payments and storing transaction history (incomplete).
- Python 3+
- Django (2.0.2)
- Sphinx (1.6.3)
- model-mommy (1.5.1)
- requests (2.18.4)
- PyQt5 (5.10.1)
Create and install the needed environment (virtual environment and required packages) by simply running the following script:
install.bat
Now launch the server then connect to it via the client by running the following scripts:
runServer.bat
runClient.bat
Otherwise, if you prefer an unnecessary challenge, you can manually install
the dependencies thereafter invoking the server and client via setup.py.
The full list of commands available are mentioned below:
python setup.py runClient
python setup.py runServer
python setup.py runTest
python setup.py runManualTest
python setup.py runClean
python setup.py generateDoc
python setup.py runDoc
For further built-in bonus commands by default, seek help via:
python setup.py --help-commands
| Name | |
|---|---|
| Othman Ali Khan | sc14omsa@leeds.ac.uk |
| Taiwo Kareem | sc14tsk@leeds.ac.uk |
| Jhighar Mistry | sc14jm@leeds.ac.uk |
| Danilo Andrade | ed11d2a@leeds.ac.uk |
| Pam Iwalewa | sc13pi@leeds.ac.uk |
This code is distributed under the MIT license. For further information, see the LICENSE file.
- Aardvark logo: http://www.clker.com/clipart-148687.html
- Sample floor plan: http://www.ezblueprint.com/p7lsm_img_2/fullsize/restaurant1_fs.jpg
