shrikanth7698 / Zinger-Android-App

Zinger is an android app to order food within a campus, tech park or mall with many outlets to avoid long waiting time or get it delivered anywhere within a specific place
https://zinger.pw/app
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This is an open source food ordering application developed to showcase the capabilities of Zinger Framework. This app helps in ordering foods from multiple outlets located in an office, college campus, or food courts in malls. Customers can save themselves a lot of burden from waiting in line to place an order and picking up the order later. They can browse the entire catalog of food items available to them through the app and seamlessly order food from any restaurant of their choice. The app supports both pickup and delivery orders.

This android app uses Zinger Framework to handle customer side food ordering request.

Major libraries used

This Android Application is written in Kotlin with MVVM Architecture using the following libraries

Key app features

Getting involved

We encourage you to participate in this open source project. We love Pull Requests, Bug Reports, ideas, (security) code reviews or any other kind of positive contribution.

Build Instructions

  1. Clone or Download the repository:

    git clone https://github.com/shrikanth7698/Zinger-Android-App.git
  2. Import the project into Android Studio

  3. Before running the project, you need to setup the Zinger Backend Server. Follow the intructions mentioned in this Link to setup the backend for this android app.

  4. Change the base url in build.gradle (app level) to point to the server that you setup in previous step.

    debug {
        //...
        buildConfigField "String", "CUSTOM_BASE_URL", '"YOUR_BASE_URL"'
    }
  5. Create a firebase project, add this android app to that project: Firebase setup

  6. Download google-services.json from the firebase project you created earlier and add it to the project under app folder

  7. Enable Phone Number sign-in for your Firebase project

    • In the Firebase console, open the Authentication section.

    • On the Sign-in Method page, enable the Phone Number sign-in method.

  8. Run the project into an emulator or a physical device.

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MIT License

Copyright (c) 2020 Shrikanth Ravi

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