Neighbor Chef is a full-stack web application that allows users to order home-cooked meals from local cooking enthusiasts. The app serves as a platform for local chefs to share their passion for cooking with their community and make some extra money on the side, while also providing customers with a convenient and affordable way to come home to delicious, healthy meals while juggling their busy lives.
- Authentication and Authorization as either a Customer or a Chef
- Customers can browse through the list of chefs and their meals, and filter and sort them by criteria such as price, rating, cuisine, etc.
- Customers can see chef profiles, menus and reviews, and leave reviews of their own
- Customers can place orders and see their order history
- Chefs can create, edit, and delete their meals
- Chefs can modify their availability
- Chefs can see their order history and the details of each order
- Chefs can see their reviews and the details of each review
- Both parties can see their profile and edit their information
- Both parties get notified via in-app notifications and email when the status of their order changes
- .NET 7.0 (C#)
- Entity Framework Core
- ASP.NET Core Identity
- Microsoft SQL Server (Database)
- Angular (v. 17) with Typescript
- Material UI
- Firebase (image storage + notifications)
- Brevo (email services)
- 10 Controllers, CRUD methods, REST
- One to one relationship (User and Address)
- One to many relationship (Chef and Meals, Customer and Reviews, Customer and Orders, Chef and Orders etc.)
- Many to many relationship (Meals and Orders)
- Linq queries
- Authentication and Authorization (two roles: Customer and Chef)
- Repository pattern
- Services
- Unit of Work (1p)
- Specification pattern (1p)
- Identity Authentication (1p)
- SMTP with Brevo (former SendinBlue) (1p)
- Upload files with Firebase Storage (1p)
- Firebase notifications (1p)
- At least 3 components
- Routing
- At least one directive (ImageLoader, Subtitle, Title)
- At least one pipe (Rating pipe, Camel case formatting pipe)]
- Register + Login (with reactive forms)
- Guard implementation
- At least 3 extra RXJS methods (
switchMap
,forkJoin
,of
,finalize
,last
, etc.)