This is a multi-vendor food delivery application built using ASP.NET Web API and React/React Native for a robust and scalable solution.

• Multi-vendor Support: Cater to a wide range of restaurants and cuisines.
• N-Tier Architecture: Separate concerns for presentation, business logic, and data access for maintainability.
• Repository Pattern: Efficient data access and manipulation.
• User Roles with Authentication & Authorization: Secure access control for customers, vendors, delivery riders, and administrators.
• MS SQL Database: Reliable and scalable data storage.
• Cloudinary Integration: Store and manage images efficiently.
• Email Verification with Google SMTP Server: Enhance user security and trust.
• Order Update Notifications: Keep users informed about their orders.
• JWT Token-Based Authentication: Secure user authentication for API access.
• Identity for User Management: Built-in user management features from ASP.NET Identity.

• Backend: ASP.NET Web API
• Frontend: React (web) & React Native (mobile)
• Database: MS SQL Server
• Cloud Storage: Cloudinary
• Email Server: Google SMTP
• Authentication: JWT Tokens
• User Management: ASP.NET Identity

• API (ASP.NET Web API): Contains controllers, models, and services for API logic.
• Frontend (React): Web-based user interface for customers and administrators.
• Mobile App (React Native): Native mobile app experience for customers.
• Shared (Optional): Common code shared between the frontend and mobile app (if applicable).
• Documentation (Optional): Provide API documentation or user guides.
• Tests: Unit and integration tests for code quality.

1. Prerequisites:
   • Visual Studio (or a code editor) with ASP.NET and React/React Native support
   • MS SQL Server (or a compatible database server)
   • Cloudinary account
   • Google Cloud account for SMTP server access (if using)
2. Clone the Repository:

   git clone https://github.com/TaushifReza/FoodApp.git

3. Set Up Database:
   • Create a database in MS SQL Server.
   • Update connection strings in the application configuration.
4. Configure Cloudinary:
   • Create a Cloudinary account and obtain API keys.
   • Set the keys in the application configuration.
5. Configure Email Server (Optional):
   • Follow Google Cloud instructions to enable the SMTP server and obtain credentials.
   • Set the credentials in the application configuration.
6. Run the Application:
   • Follow instructions specific to your development environment for running both the backend API and frontend (web and mobile).

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repository and submit pull requests for any enhancements or bug fixes.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.