Simple Food Ordering System project is developed using PHP, Bootstrap, and JavaScript. It has the least but essential features required for a food ordering system. This project contains an admin side where Admin can manage sales, products, categories, and food orders. The Admin plays an important role in the management of the system. In this project, all the main functions are performed from the Admin side.
About Simple Food Ordering System In PHP
The Admin has full control of the system, all the functions are to be performed from Admin panel. Here, the admin can manage food orders easily. For this, the system displays available dishes with its name, photo, category, price, and the user has to enter the quantity and customer’s name. All the food orders are listed in the sales section. Here in the sales section, the admin can view total sales bill of each and every food orders displaying with customer’s name, order date, and total amount. The admin can also manage product items and their categories. In the Products section, the user can perform tasks like CRUD, which allows the user to add, update, delete and view product items.
In order to add product items, the user has to provide product name, select category, price and upload a photo. Just like this, the categories also contains a CRUD function which allows the user to add, update, view and delete food categories. It’s too simple to add a category, the user should only provide a name. The system displays all these products and categories inside the Main Menu, in a clean and responsive way.
Features Simple Food Ordering System In PHP :
- Food Orders
- Sales Management
- Manage Products
- Manage Food Categories
How To Run Simple Food Ordering System In PHP ?
Design of this project is very simple so that the user won’t find any difficulties. To run this project you must have installed virtual server i.e. XAMPP on your pc (for Windows). After Starting Apache and MySQL in XAMPP, follow the following steps
- Extract file
- Copy the main project folder
- Paste in xampp/htdocs/
Now Connecting Database
- Open a browser and go to URL “http://localhost/phpmyadmin/”
- Then, click on the databases tab
- Create a database naming “foodsys” and then click on the import tab
- Click on browse file and select “foodsys.sql” file which is inside “DATABASE” folder
- Click on go.
After Creating Database,
- Open a browser and go to URL “http://localhost/ordersimple/”
NOTE: This project uses online bootstrap so internet connection is needed for it to work.