Chihiro's Sushi and Bar

By: Sue Roberts, Lilia Krivelyova, Viktoria Zubarieva, Nick Tse

This project is a sushi restaurant webpage built using C# and the MVC methodology. Visitors to the site can view the menu, login/out, place orders, and view the order details and history

Technologies Used

C#
.NET 5 SDK
ASP.NET Core
HTML
CSS
MySQL
Entity
Identity

Description

"Chihiro's Sushi & Bar" is a team week project that models a commercial website for a make-believe restaurant. Visitors are greeted on the home page with images of the restaurant and logo, a slideshow showcasing of some of the food and drinks available, restaurant business hours, and an interactive Google maps API that displays the restaurant's location. At the top of the home page is a nav bar where the user can view the full menu, place an order, or log in. By logging in, the user can view their order history and details such as number of items ordered, subtotal, and total price.

Setup/Installation Requirements

Clone repository from GitHub
Open your terminal and run the command $ git clone https://github.com/vzubarieva/Sushi.Solution
Using the command $ cd Sushi, navigate to the Sushi project directory
Within the Sushi project directory, create a file called appsettings.json
Add the following code to the new appsettings.json file:

{
  "ConnectionStrings": {
      "DefaultConnection": "Server=localhost;Port=3306;database=sun_roberts;uid=root;pwd=[YOUR-PASSWORD];"
  }
}

Run the command $ dotnet ef database update
Run the command $ dotnet build
Run the command $ dotnet run
In your web browser, navigate to "http://localhost:5000"
The browser should now display the web application for the user to interact with

Known Bugs

no known bugs

License

MIT

SueRtx/Sushi.Solution