Team Members: Chen Hui, Jason Sathya Citro, Lim Jun Kuang Lionel, Lin Yuting
A Food Delivery Service App for Customers, Delivery Riders, Restaurant Staff and FDS Manager.
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The database has been loaded with randomised and correct data exceeding 120,000 orders.
- ReactJS
- Axios
- Flask
- psycopg2
- PostgreSQL
Requirements: Have PostgreSQL installed
- Clone the repo.
git clone https://github.com/jascxx/Food-Delivery-Service-App.git- Change directory to frontend. Install NPM Packages.
cd frontend
npm install- Start the React Web App. This starts the web client on localhost:3000.
npm start- Change directory to webservice and install flask and psycopg2 packages.
cd ../webservice
pip3 install flask
pip3 install psycopg2==2.7.6- Run webserver.
python3 app.py- Change directory to csvGenerator and generate csv data.
cd csvGenerator
python3 init_customers_users.py
python3 generate_orders.py-
Allow some time to load the data. (No longer than 30 seconds)
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Change directory to backend. Run psql on localhost on port 5432.
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You need to supply your own username and password for psql.
cd ../../backend
psql -h localhost -p 5432 --u [username]
[input password]- Create database and connect to database.
CREATE DATABASE fds;
\c fds- Initialise data. (Make sure you are at backend directory)
\i init.sql-
Allow some time to load the data. (No longer than 30 seconds)
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FDS should now be operating. If the database is initialized correctly, you should be able to login with existing accounts or create a new account. Existing accounts all have username as their password. You may try logging in using the sample accounts listed below which have data pre-loaded.
Sample Customer UserID: Emma
Sample Customer password: Emma- If you tried to register on localhost:3000 but failed, go to webservice/db.py and manually type in your psql username and password there, as shown in the picture below.
cd webservice/db.py