Video Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=68q4YAu2Dls
Pizzeria Il Mare is an application, where a user can order pizza delivery online. In 'Pizzeria' directory I made "project" directory with the following blueprints in here: 'orders', 'users', 'products' and 'main'.
In 'init.py' I created a Flask app object with create_app(). inject_quantity() is nested in this function and allows us to see a number of items in the cart from all the routes. Apart from that, I used LoginManager (to log in, log out and sign up), current_user(to get data about a current user) and SQLAlchemy(to connect the app to a database). In 'models.py' I implemented four classes as models for Cart, Order, User and Product.
Outside 'project' directory there are 'instance' package with 'store' database in it and 'main.py' and 'helpers.py' files.
'Main.py' initializes a Flask web application using the create_app() and starts that application. 'helpers.py' displays price in the format '$100.53'.
userscontains 'init.py' and 'routes.py' , where 'login', 'logout' and 'signup' routes are defined.orderscontains 'init.py' and 'routes.py' , where 'order', 'cart', 'checkout' routes are defined. If 'checkout' works out, then 'success' routes opens. This code handles the process of ordering productsmaincontains 'init.py' and 'routes.py' , where 'index', 'about' and 'contact' routes are defined.
There are 'static' and 'templates' packages with 'style.css' and html files in them.
- 'layout.html' is a blueprint used to arrange web pages in a well-defined manner, where you can find navigation bar, bootstrap links etc.
- You can see restaurant menu in 'index.html' .
- info about pizzeria history 'about.html' .
- 'contact.html' displays contact info as email, facebook and youtube and let you subscribe to the newsletter using an email.
- see image, price and description of item and add items to cart in_'order.html'_ .
- 'cart.html' showcases added to cart items, price for one item, total price for each and total for all of them. You can also remove item from cart as well.
- in 'checkout.html' you fill out a form with personal info such as address, phone number, name, credit/debit card credentials
- 'success.html' shows up if everything is correctly filled out in the checkout form and lets you go back to the main page and continue shopping.
- 'signup.html' where you sign up, 'login.html' where you log in.
requirements.txt contains pip-installable libraries
