During the COVID-19 Pandemic, many people stayed at home. A sizable number of them started opening small businesses from home, with food being one of the most popular choices. Home chefs usually start businesses by opening pre-orders, and promoting through word-of-mouth or social media promotions.
However, this first step is often painful and home chefs would have relatively low outreach. Cheferyone is a Progressive Web Application which attempts to solve home chefs' pain points by providing a centralized platform for them to showcase their cooking and open pre-orders to a wider audience. Using Cheferyone would expand the potential buyers by some margin since now strangers can notice the home chefs' cooking and may want to try their food if they are interested.
Interested? Try our application at https://cheferyone.herokuapp.com now!
Front-end codebase can be found under makan-frontend
folder whereas our API back-end is in the root folder.
- Install ruby 2.6.5.
- Run
gem install rails
. - Run
bundle install
. - Setup the database with
rails db:setup
- Try starting the server with
rails s
. Rails should be running atlocalhost:3000
.
Note: if database migration files has been changed manually, you might need to reset the whole database with the following sequence of commands
rails db:drop
rails db:create
rails db:migrate
rails db:seed
- Install nodejs.
cd
tomakan-frontend
folder and runnpm install
.- Start the frontend with
npm run start
. Frontend should be running atlocalhost:3001
.
- To run server, simply run
rails s
. - To run frontend,
cd
tomakan-frontend
and runnpm run start
.
- Christian James Welly (A0188493L)
- Backend (Orders, Preorders, Menu, Review)
- Mario Lorenzo (A0193781U)
- Backend (Notification, Subscription)
- Nelson Tan Kok Yi (A0183703H)
- Frontend
- DevOps: Deployment
- Otto Alexander Sutianto (A0184556U)
- Backend (Recommendation Algorithm, Algolia Integration, Tagging)
- Yehezkiel Raymundo Theodoroes (A0184595M)
- Tech lead
- Backend (Authentication, Geolocation)
- DevOps: Deployment