The RestaurantGraphQL API is a GraphQL-based API designed to handle multiple restaurants in a shop store. It provides various features such as searching for restaurants in a city, finding the nearest restaurant, retrieving a list of foods offered by a restaurant, and more.
The RestaurantGraphQL API offers the following features:
- Search in a city: Users can search for restaurants in a specific city by providing the city name as a parameter.
- Distance calculation: The API can calculate the distance between a given location and all the restaurants, enabling users to find the nearest restaurant.
- Retrieve restaurant details: Users can retrieve detailed information about a specific restaurant, including its name, address, contact details, opening hours, and more.
- Get a list of foods: The API allows users to fetch a list of foods offered by a restaurant, including their names, descriptions, prices, and any other relevant details.
- Filtering: Users can apply various filters while searching for restaurants, such as cuisine type, price range, ratings, and more.
The following queries are available in the API:
restaurants(query: SearchRestaurantsInput!): Returns a list of restaurants based on the provided search query.restaurant(id: ID!): Returns detailed information about a specific restaurant.food(id: ID!): Returns detailed information about a specific food item.foods(restaurantId: ID!, pagination: Pagination!): Returns a list of food items offered by a specific restaurant.reviews(restaurantId: ID!, pagination: Pagination!): Returns a list of reviews for a specific restaurant.user: Returns information about the currently authenticated user.getAllUsers: Returns a list of all users (requires superadmin role).
The following mutations are available in the API:
register(input: RegisterUserInput!): Registers a new user with the provided information.login(input: LoginUserInput!): Logs in an existing user with the provided information.createRestaurant(input: CreateRestaurantInput!): Creates a new restaurant (requires admin or superadmin role).updateRestaurant(input: UpdateRestaurantInput!): Updates an existing restaurant (requires admin or superadmin role).deleteRestaurant(id: String!): Deletes an existing restaurant (requires admin or superadmin role).createFood(input: CreateFoodInput!): Creates a new food item for a specific restaurant (requires admin or superadmin role).updateFood(input: UpdateFoodInput!): Updates an existing food item (requires admin or superadmin role).deleteFood(id: String!): Deletes an existing food item (requires admin or superadmin role).createReview(input: CreateReviewInput!): Creates a new review for a specific restaurant.
Clone this repositoryto get the source code:
git clone https://github.com/basemax/RestaurantGraphqlApi
Run npm install to install Node dependencies:
npm install
Run the following command to create a superuser account:
npx nest start --entryFile create-admin.js
It will prompt you for an email, password, and name to create the superuser account.
Run the app using Docker Compose:
sudo docker-compose -f docker-compose.dev.yml up
This will start the app in development mode, with hot reloading enabled.
The GraphQL playground will be available at http://localhost:3000/graphql
Here are some examples of queries and mutations that can be executed using the RestaurantGraphQL API:
query {
restaurants(query: {city: "New York"}) {
id
name
location {
latitude
longitude
}
address
rating
cuisine
}
}query {
restaurant(id: "12345") {
id
name
location {
latitude
longitude
}
address
rating
cuisine
contact {
email
phone
}
openingHours {
day
hours
}
}
}query {
foods(restaurantId: "12345", pagination: {limit: 10, skip: 0}) {
id
name
description
price
}
}mutation {
createRestaurant(input: {
name: "New Restaurant",
location: {latitude: 51.5074, longitude: 0.1278},
address: "123 Main Street",
rating: 4.5,
cuisine: "Italian",
contact: {email: "info@newrestaurant.com", phone: "123-456-7890 "},
openingHours: [
{day: Monday, hours: "10:00-22:00"},
{day: Tuesday, hours: "10:00-22:00"},
{day: Wednesday, hours: "10:00-22:00"},
{day: Thursday, hours: "10:00-22:00"},
{day: Friday, hours: "10:00-23:00"},
{day: Saturday, hours: "11:00-23:00"},
{day: Sunday, hours: "11:00-22:00"}
]
}) {
id
name
location {
latitude
longitude
}
address
rating
cuisine
}
}mutation {
updateRestaurant(input: {
id: "12345",
name: "Updated Restaurant Name",
rating: 4.8
}) {
id
name
rating
}
}mutation {
deleteFood(id: "12345")
}This API uses GraphQL to provide data about restaurants and their menus.
-
restaurants(query: SearchRestaurantsInput)- Returns all restaurants matching the search parameters. You can search by:namecitycuisineminPricemaxPricenearBy { radius, latitude, longitude }
-
restaurant(id: ID!)- Returns a single restaurant object by ID. -
distance(location: LocationInput!)- Returns the distance between a given location and the restaurant.
-
food(id: ID!)- Returns a single food item by ID. -
foods(restaurantId: ID!, pagination: Pagination)- Returns all food items for a restaurant, with pagination. Pagination parameters are:limitskip
-
reviews(restaurantId: ID!, pagination: Pagination)- Returns all reviews for a restaurant, paginated. -
user- Returns the current authenticated user object.
-
createRestaurant(input: CreateRestaurantInput!)- Creates a new restaurant. Input fields are:namelocation { latitude, longitude }addressratingcuisinecontact { email, phone }openingHours [ { day, hours } ]
-
updateRestaurant(input: UpdateRestaurantInput!)- Updates an existing restaurant. Requires theidfield. -
deleteRestaurant(id: String!)- Requires admin role.
-
createFood(input: CreateFoodInput!)- Requires admin role. Input fields are:namedescriptionpricerestaurantId
-
updateFood(input: UpdateFoodInput!)- Requires admin role. -
deleteFood(id: String!)- Requires admin role.
createReview(input: CreateReviewInput!)- Requires authentication. Input fields are:restaurantIdratingcomment
changeRole(newRole: Role!, userId: String!)- Requires superadmin role. Changes a user's role.
Let me know if you have any other questions about the API! I can expand on any part in more detail.
Roles:
user- Basic accessadmin- Manage restaurants and menusuperadmin- Manage all users and roles
Authentication uses JWT tokens.
If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please submit an issue or a pull request to the GitHub repository.
The RestaurantGraphQL API is open-source and released under the GPL-V3.0 License. Feel free to use, modify, and distribute the code as per the terms of the license.
Copyright 2023, Max Base


