This is a online food ordering system where you can order your meals online. This is for CS415 at the University of the South Pacific. This was built in .Net Core and Angular v9.

• .NET Core Sdk v3.0 or greater
  
• POSTMAN - For testing suites for the API
  
• SQL Server 2016 or greater
  Note: This application was initially built on SQLite and configurations have already been made to take care of SQLite's drawbacks should you choose to use SQLite as your database
  
• Node.js v10 or greater
  
• Angular CLI v9 or greater
  
• Stripe CLI
  
• Redis 64Bit - Probably want to use Chocolatey to install otherwise its a headache
  
• Code Editor or IDE like VS Code, VS Studio or Rider
  

1. Install .NET Core Sdk and Runtime from Microsoft
2. If you're using Visual Studio 2017 or greater you may already have SQL Server if not go into Visual Studio Installer and tick SQL Server for installation. Otherwise head here and get the developer version, its free.
3. Install Node.js if you don't already have (Its required for Angular) from here . Be sure to get version 10.0 or greater.
4. Install Angular CLI using npm from node using the command:
   

npm install -g @angular/cli

5. Install Redis. If you're using Windows you may want to install a package manager like Chocolatey since Redis downloads dont have any precompiled files for installation on Windows. You can get chocolatey from here. Once you have installed Chocolatey just search through the packages they have and look for Redis64bit.
   
6. Create a Stripe account, and install Stripe CLI. If you are on Windows stripe CLI is not currently available on chocolatey but you may download an executable from stripe
7. Login to Stripe, get your Publishable and SecretKeys and paste them into your appsettings.json. Once thats done run the stripe CLI using the comand:

stripe listen -f https://localhost:5001/api/payments/webhook

8. Copy the key given there and go into Payments Controller in API Project and paste your key into WhSecret to get payment status updates.
9. Go into appsettings.json again and edit your connection strings

To run the application go into a new terminal, navigate to API project and run:

dotnet watch run

Open another terminal and run redis using the command:

redis-server

Open another terminal and run stripe CLI if you're not already running it using the command:

stripe listen -f https://localhost:5001/api/payments/webhook

Make sure your port number that angular will be running on will match above.
Finally, open another terminal navigate to the client Project folder and run the command:

ng-serve

This should open a new tab in your default browser with this view:

Open POSTman import the test suite from tests.zip and run to test functionality of API

• Net Core
• Entity Framework Core
• Angular

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details