wikiSavor - Food Ordering Application

wikiSavor, a cutting-edge food ordering application designed to deliver a seamless experience for both users and developers. Built on the MERN stack with TypeScript, wikiSavor is highly responsive, lightning-fast, and fully optimized.

Features

• Highly Responsive: Enjoy a smooth and intuitive user experience across devices.
• Reduced Network Load: Utilizes GraphQL for efficient data fetching, minimizing network load.
• Optimized Performance: Fully leverages Redis cache, achieving an optimization rate of 80.5%.
• Modern Frontend: Crafted with Tailwind CSS and Shadcn UI for a sleek and stylish interface.
• Secure Payments: Seamless integration with Stripe for secure payment processing.
• Efficient Image Upload: AWS S3 buckets handle image uploads seamlessly.
• Secure Authentication: Auth0 ensures secure and hassle-free authentication for users.

Architecture

wikiSavor follows a robust architecture to ensure high performance and scalability:

• Data Handling: Data is initially written to the database and reads from Redis. Updates are promptly reflected by deleting data from the cache and persisting it in the database.
• Notification Service: Implements a real-time notification service using Redis as a message broker for the message queue. Notifications are persisted in the database and retrieved from the queue (up to 10 previous messages).

Technologies Used

• MERN Stack: MongoDB, Express.js, React.js, Node.js
• TypeScript: Enhances code readability and maintainability.
• GraphQL: Efficiently fetches data, reducing network load.
• Redis: Fully utilized for caching to optimize performance.
• Tailwind CSS: Modern utility-first CSS framework.
• Shadcn UI: UI components for building sleek interfaces.
• Stripe: Secure payment gateway for processing transactions.
• AWS S3: Reliable storage solution for handling image uploads.
• Auth0: Secure authentication and authorization platform.

Installation

To get started with wikiSavor, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository.
2. Install dependencies using npm install.
3. Configure environment variables for Stripe, AWS S3, and Auth0.
4. Run the application using npm start.
5. Set up your .env file with the env.example

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you'd like to contribute to wikiSavor.

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