nabdulla1 / restaurant-orders

Restaurant Orders

Initial Configuration

Update the appsettings.Development.json or the appsettings.json file(delete the appsettings.Development.json file in that case) to speficy the following values in the Restaurant Orders project:

• Define the MSSQL database connection string in the Database property under the ConnectionStrings property.
• Define the Restaurant Owner or Admin name and email address in the properties under the OwnerInfo property.
• Change the JWT expiration duration in the ExpireInMinutes property under the JWTInfo property if necessary.
• Change the DefaultPageSize if necessary to alter the default page size used in pagination of data if no pageSize is provided with the request.
• Change the ServerErrorLogFile property to set the path of server error log if necessary.
• Create the secrets:
  • Admin Password: dotnet user-secrets set OwnerInfo:Password <password>.
  • JWT Secret: dotnet user-secrets set JWTInfo:Secret <a base64 encoded string>. The base 64 encoded string can be generated from random bytes in "Git Bash" in windows with the command: openssl rand -base64 32.

Database migration

First, navigate to the RestaturantOrder.Data project. Then migrate the database using the command dotnet ef database update -s '../Restaurant Orders/Restaurant Orders.csproj'. If the dotnet-ef tool is not installed, install the tool using the command dotnet tool install --global dotnet-ef.

Run the project

Run the Restaurant Orders project using command: dotnet run. This will create the admin user automatically.

Usages

• Login as restaurant owner(admin)/customer using the admin email and password(see swagger doc).
• Register new customers(see swagger doc).
• Find other API endpoints in swagger doc.