Our App's Goal Our app allow clients to order products that will be pushed to a cloud database. For the worker base, the app allow workers to access cloud database and pull down orders. There is user validation, authentication, administrative abilities
Sign Up Page
Log In Page
User Profile
Customer Page
Customer Cart
Order Placed
The purchaser will log in to the application and be given an order option. When the user clicks this, the application grabs the user location. The app will then allow the user to create a list of groceries. The user will then submit the list, verifying location (w/ the ability to change the location). The data will be timestamped and sent to the SQL DB. The data will consist of Name, number, delivery location, grocery list, and timestamp.
The delivery person will log in to the application and be given the option to pick up an order. When the person clicks this, the application will grab the user location. The app will then look up orders within close proximity and order these based on the timestamp. The delivery person will be allowed to pick an order from the list and click to deliver. The purchaser will be sent a text message via Twilio stating who is picking up their order. Additionally, the user will receive a message when the person picking up their is on their way and when they have arrived.
- Express - Server framework to render the application
- MySql - SQL database stores orders
- Heroku - Cloud DB to allow access from anyone connected to the internet
- Twilio - Sends text messages to the purchaser when delivery is being picked up
- Passport.js - Used to authenticate purchasers, delivery person, and administration
- Sequelize - ORM mapping
- Materialize.io - To create a User interface and intuitive user experience
- Spoonacular API - Created our database of foods, prices, macronutrient content
- Balsamiq - Used to create wireframes of application prior to hard-coding
Project manager & Front End, Back End: Kaleb Front End: Victoria Front End: Alex Back End: John Back End: Ry