burger

This is a full stack food ordering application with persistant data storage.

• You can order a burger with a custom name and then eat it when you're ready.
• The user input is validated, and an error message is displayed if the data is invalid.
• The burgers can also be deleted when you are finished eating.

Technologies

• Node.JS
• Express
• Handlebars
• Sequelize
• Heroku

Prerequisites

• The project can be viewed on the following website:
  https://burger-sqlize.herokuapp.com/
• Or to install the program you will need the following:
  • A command-line interpreter.
  • An updated Node.js installation.
  • An updated MySQL Server installation.

Installation

• Download the application as a ZIP file or with the git clone https://github.com/deep-research/sequelizedBurger command in a Git command line such as Git Bash.
• The new directory will be called sequelizedBurger. Extracting the file may be necessary.
• Change directory to sequelizedBurger in a command-line interpreter.
• Run the npm install command to prepare the necessary NPM packages.
• Make sure that a database server instance of MySQL Server is running.
• Run the burger\db\schema.sql script in MySQL Server to initialize the database.
• Make sure the database credentials in the config\config.json file (lines 3 to 7) are correct for your system.
  • Your password can be saved as an environmental variable and referenced as process.env.YOUR_VARIABLE_NAME, or typed explicitly.
• Entering node server.js into your command line will start the server if you are in the burger directory.
• Go to http://localhost:3000 in a web browser of your choice when your server on. This will run the web page locally.