This project is a full-stack web application designed to help users search, locate, filter, and comment on restaurants. The front-end is built using React, providing a dynamic and responsive user interface. The back-end is implemented in Java with Spring Boot and uses MySQL for database management. Additional functionality includes user authentication and photo uploads via AWS S3.
- Dynamic Searching and Filtering: Users can search for restaurants based on various criteria and filter the results according to their preferences.
- User Comments: Users can leave comments on restaurant pages to share their dining experiences.
- Photo Uploads: Integrated AWS S3 allows users to upload photos along with their comments.
- Responsive UI: The front-end is designed to be responsive and user-friendly, adapting to different device screens.
- Secure User Authentication: Implemented using Spring Boot's security features.
I use Postman to test and demonstrate the functionality of our RESTful APIs. Below are some screenshots showing different API requests and their responses:
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Get Restaurants: This request retrieves all available restaurant's features.
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Add Comment: This request allows users to add a comment to a restaurant with authorization.
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User Login: This request demonstrates the user authentication process.
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User Sign Up: This request demonstrates the user sign up process.
These examples provide a clear view of how my APIs interact with the front-end and how they can be tested using Postman.
- Front-end: React
- Back-end: Java, Spring Boot
- Database: MySQL
- Cloud Storage: AWS S3
- Version Control: Git, hosted on GitHub
These instructions will get you a copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes.
What things you need to install the software and how to install them:
npm install
java -version (Java 11 or higher)
mysql --version (MySQL 8.0 or higher)