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Enatega Multi-vendor
Enatega is a fully realized and customizable marketplace solution
Our Enatega Multi-vendor food delivery solution is perfect for customers looking to deploy a readymade and easy to use platform for their food delivery and logistics business. Just like foodpanda and ubereats, our solution can incorporate multiple restaurants as well as restaurants that operate in multiple locations. With access to the admin panel and separate applications for customers and riders, you can use this solution to create your own foodpanda clone instantaneously. -
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TastyIgniter
Open source online restaurant ordering and management system.
TastyIgniter is an open-source restaurant management software that offers a complete online ordering system for restaurants of all sizes. From managing online orders to eat-in ordering, table bookings, credit card processing, reporting, deliveries, and more, TastyIgniter puts restaurant owners in full control of their operations. With its advanced features and intuitive interface, TastyIgniter streamlines all aspects of restaurant management, helping you increase efficiency and... -
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foodOrdering
Food-ordering backend-service with nodejs
This the backend project for a food ordering platform without the implementation of the payment system. This a NodeJS project built with this helping hands ExpressJS, Mongoose, Bcrypt, JSONwebtoken, Dotenv, Body-Parser, and Nodemon for development. There is postman file with this project foodOrdering.postman_collection.json that would help during testing. Also, you can quickly create test users with the createUser.js file by uncommenting the last line in app.js file. -
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Madam Sauce
An eatery ordering system & CRUD API built on NodeJS
A food ordering system & API for an imaginary eatery. An eatery ordering system & CRUD API built on NodeJS. -
Stop Storing Third-Party Tokens in Your DatabaseRolling your own OAuth token storage can be a security liability. Token Vault securely stores access and refresh tokens from federated providers and handles exchange and renewal automatically. Connected accounts, refresh exchange, and privileged worker flows included.
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vue-sell
Vue.js high-level imitation Ele.me food delivery app course
vue-sell is a Vue.js learning project that recreates a mobile food delivery app inspired by Ele.me. It was created as course source code for a practical Vue.js training project. The repository is intended for students who already have some Vue.js and front-end development knowledge. It helps learners understand how to structure a real-world mobile web app instead of only studying isolated Vue examples. The project demonstrates common food delivery app interfaces, such as restaurant details,... -
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OFOS
OFOS is an open source Online Food Ordering platform
OFOS is an open source Online Food Ordering platform that is capable to run sites similar to Just Eat. It is written in AngularJS with REST API for high performance in mind. This is project is part of Agriya Open Source efforts. OFOS was originally a paid script and was selling around 10000 Euros. It is now released under dual license (OSL 3.0 & Commercial) for open-source community benefits. Place your order at once after taking your time. Mention the delivery address, and delivery time to...
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