DigiDine - Restaurant Management System 🍽️

DigiDine is a dynamic and responsive web-based Restaurant Management System built using JSP, Servlets, and MySQL. It offers a seamless dining experience for both customers and administrators, enabling online ordering, real-time cart management, user profile handling, admin-level analytics, guest order support, and professional bill generation.

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🔥 Features

👤 Customer Side

• User Registration & Login
• Profile View and Edit (with AJAX)
• Browse Menu by Category
• Add/Update Items in Cart (AJAX-based)
• Place Online Orders
• View Order History
• Download Printable Bill (with amount in words)

👥 Guest User Support

• Admin can place guest orders manually
• Guest Bill Generation
• Separate guest order table management

🔐 Admin Side

• Secure Admin Login
• Manage Users (View customer list)
• Manage Menu (CRUD on food items and categories)
• View Online & Offline Order Histories
• View All Order Items per Order (Guest + Registered)
• Dynamic Dashboard UI with Modals

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🧰 Technologies Used

• Frontend: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap 5, JavaScript, AJAX, jQuery
• Backend: JSP, Servlets
• Database: MySQL
• Java Libraries: JavaMail (for registration email), JDBC
• Build Tools: Apache Tomcat

⚙️ Database Structure

Tables:

• users (registered users)
• categories (menu categories)
• food_items (items available)
• cart (temporary cart per user)
• orders (order metadata)
• order_items (individual order entries)
• guest_orders (admin-placed guest orders)
• guest_order_items (guest order items)

ER diagram and SQL dump available in /database folder.

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✅ Unique Points

• Dark themed UI for all roles
• AJAX-powered modals for seamless interaction
• Separate flow for guest vs registered user orders
• Order history with bill preview
• Clean SRS documentation for academic submission

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🚀 Getting Started

1. Clone this repo:

   git clone https://github.com/DearAsutosh/DigiDine-Restaurant-Management-System.git

2. Import into Eclipse/NetBeans or any Java EE IDE.

3. Configure your DBConnection.java with your local DB credentials.

4. Create the database schema using provided SQL dump.

5. Run on Apache Tomcat server.

🤝 Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you'd like to change.

📧 Contact

• Portfolio 🧑
• LinkedIn 😀
• Feel free to fork , star ⭐, and contribute 🤝!

Developed with 💛 by Asutosh | Channel: JavaWithAsh