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🍴Dinder

Dinder, the app where Tinder and Dinner come together! Dinder is a matching application where users can match with restaurants. Users can create an account, fill in their preferences and set filters.The app will show a list of restaurants that meet the user's wishes and the user can start swiping the cards left or right. All restaurants that the user swiped right will appear in the favorites list, where the user can find the contact information or place a reservation immediately.

✨Features

Features
Create an account
Login
Set filters for restaurants
Swipe left and right on cards
Save the liked cards in favorites list
Remove cards from favorites list

🚀Install and Run the project

To use Dinder, you will have to clone this repo. You can do this by typing the following command in your terminal:

git clone https://github.com/evaboogaard/blok-tech-team

The next step is to install the corresponding npm packages with the following command:

npm install

This project uses a MongoDB database. Unfortunately it is not possible to use our database, but it is quite easy to arrange this yourself. You can register for MongoDB and then you can create a database there. Then you can create an .env file in your code editor and put the following line in it:

MONGO_URI=Link to your own database

You have now linked Dinder to your own database! All you have to do now is fill the database with restaurants.

The only thing left to do is run the application with the following command:

npm start

Congrats, you are all set now! Go to localhost:3000 in your browser and enjoy using Dinder!

👥Contribute

If you have any questions or suggestions, please contact us! You can do this by creating an issue, and we'll answer you as fast as we can :)

📝Documentation

For further documentation, see the wiki of this repository

🧑‍💻Authors

This project is designed and created by Anneke Steller, Daniël Vink, Eva Boogaard, Max van Liempdt and Pip Harsveld.

📄License

Copyright © 2022.
This project is MIT licensed.