cilut / core-api

Food Delivery Backend

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This is the backend REST API of a food delivery application, which allows users to order food. It is built using Java with Spring Boot, and incorporates several technologies and features to provide a seamless food ordering experience.

Features

• REST API: Provides a RESTful API for seamless communication between the frontend and backend.

• User Authentication: Utilizes Spring Security for secure role-based authentication. Users can register, log in, and access their account.

• Real-time Order Management: Implements Spring Websocket to enable real-time order management for administrators. Admins can receive and handle orders as they come in.

• Restaurant Geolocation: Integrates Google Maps API for geocoding, enabling the system to find the nearest restaurants within a 2km radius.

• Database: Utilizes Spring Data JPA to interact with a MySQL database for storing user information, orders, and restaurant details, etc.

• Admin Panel: Administrators have the capability to add, delete, update food items, and accept or decline orders through the admin panel.

• Caching Mechanism: Implements Redis Cache for efficient caching to improve system performance.

• Email Verification: Users are required to verify their email addresses after registration. A verification link is sent to their email for confirmation.

• JWT Authentication: Implements JWT (JSON Web Tokens) for secure user authentication and authorization.

• Cloudinary Integration: Utilizes Cloudinary API for storing and managing food images.

• Deployment: Hosted on Microsoft Azure cloud for scalability and reliability.

Technologies Used:

Backend:

• Java
• Spring Boot
• Spring Security
• Spring Data JPA
• MySQL & Redis (for Caching)
• Google Maps API (for geocoding)
• Cloudinary API

Frontend:

• Angular (link🚀 - https://github.com/cilut/front-core-api)

Configuration:

Before running the application, make sure to configure the following settings in your application.properties file:

• MySQL Database Configuration:
  • Set the database URL, username, and password in application.properties to connect to your MySQL database.

Example application.properties:

# MySQL Database Configuration
spring.datasource.url=jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/your_database
spring.datasource.username=root
spring.datasource.password=your_password
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