Introduction

A
Project Report
on

Restaurant Table Booking

BTech-IT, Sem VI

Prepared By:
Reet Nandasana (IT-072)
Dhruv Nagvadiya (IT-070)

Guided By:
Prof. Sandeep Suthar
Dept. of Information Technology

Department of Information Technology

Faculty of technology,
Dharmsinh Desai University
College road, Nadiad- 387001

April, 2024

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CANDIDATE’S DECLARATION

We declare that 6th semester report entitled

“Restaurant Table Booking” is our own work conducted under the supervision of the guide
Prof. Sandeep Suthar.

We further declare that to the best of our knowledge the report for B.Tech. VI semester does
not contain part of the work which has been submitted either in this or any other university
without proper citation.

Candidate’s Signature:
Candidate’s Name: Reet Nandasana
Student ID: 21ITUON158

Candidate’s Signature
Candidate’s Name: Dhruv Nagvadiya
Student ID: 21ITUOS108

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DHARMSINH DESAI UNIVERSITY

NADIAD-387001, GUJARAT

CERTIFICATE

This is to certify that the project carried out in the subject of Project-I, entitled
“ Restaurant Table Booking” and recorded in this report is a bonafide report of work
of
1) Reet Nandasana Roll No. IT072 ID No: 21ITUON158
2) Dhruv Nagvadiya Roll No.IT070 ID No:21ITUOS108
of Department of Information Technology, semester VI . They were involved in Project
work during academic year 2023 -2024.

Prof. Sandeep Suthar

(Project Guide),
Department of Information Technology,
Faculty of Technology,
Dharmsinh Desai University, Nadiad
Date:
Sign:

Prof. (Dr.) V. K. Dabhi

Head , Department of Information Technology,
Faculty of Technology,
Dharmsinh Desai University, Nadiad
Date:

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the IT for providing me with the
opportunity to work on this project. Their unwavering support, guidance, and encouragement
have been invaluable throughout the duration of this endeavor.
I extend my sincere thanks to Prof. Sandeep Suthar for their expertise, insights, and
assistance, which significantly contributed to the successful completion of this project. Their
willingness to share knowledge and offer constructive feedback played a pivotal role in
shaping the outcome.
This project has been a journey of growth and learning, and I am grateful to everyone
who played a part in making it a reality.
Reet Nandasana

1. Reet Nandasana
2. Dhruv Nagvadiya

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DETAILS OF CHAPTERS

1 Introduction
1.1 Project Details: Broad specifications of the work entrusted to you.
1.2 Purpose
1.3 Scope
1.4 Objective (Scope – what it can do and can’t do)
1.5 Technology and Literature Review
2 Project Management
2.1 Feasibility Study
2.1.1 Technical feasibility
2.1.2 Time schedule feasibility
2.1.3 Operational feasibility
2.1.4 Implementation feasibility
2.2 Project Planning
2.2.1 Project Development Approach and Justification
2.2.2 Project Plan
2.2.3 Milestones and Deliverables
2.2.4 Roles and Responsibilities
2.2.5 Group Dependencies
2.3 Project Scheduling
Project Scheduling chart
3.0 System Requirements Study
3.1 Study of Current System
3.2 Problems and Weaknesses of Current System
3.3 User Characteristics (Type of users who is dealing with the system)
3.4 Hardware and Software Requirements (minimum requirements to run your
system)
3.5 Constraints
3.3.1 Regulatory Policies
3.3.2 Hardware Limitations
3.3.3 Interfaces to Other Applications
3.3.4 Parallel Operations
3.3.5 Higher Order Language Requirements
3.3.6 Reliability Requirements
3.3.7 Criticality of the Application
3.3.8 Safety and Security Consideration
3.6 Assumptions and Dependencies
4.0 System Analysis
4.1 Requirements of New System (SRS)
4.3.1 User Requirements
1.a.2 System Requirements
1.2 Features Of New System

4.3 Navigation Chart

1.5 Class Diagram (Analysis level, without considering impl. environment)
1.6 System Activity(Use case and/or scenario diagram)
1.7 Sequence Diagram (Analysis level, without considering impl. Environment)

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1.5 Data Modeling

1.5.1 Data Dictionary
1.5.2 ER Diagram

5.0 System Design

For OO Approach

5.1 System Architecture Design

5.1.1 Class Diagram (Design level with considering impl. Environment
MVC based)
5.1.2 Sequence Diagrams (Design level with considering impl. Environment
MVC based)
5.1.3 Component Diagram
5.1.4 Deployment Diagram
5.2 Database Design/Data Structure Design
5.2.1 Table and Relationship
5.2.2 Logical Description Of Data
5.3 Input/Output and Interface Design
5.3.1 State Transition/UML Diagram
5.3.2 Samples Of Forms, Reports and Interface
6.0 Implementation Planning
6.1 Implementation Environment (Single vs Multiuser, GUI vs Non GUI)
6.2 Program/Modules Specification
6.3 Coding Standards
7.0 Testing
7.1 Testing Plan
7.2 Testing Strategy
7.3 Testing Methods
7.4 Test Cases
7.4.1 Purpose
7.4.2 Required Input
7.4.3 Expected Result
8.0 User Manual (Screen shots with description)
9.0 Limitation and Future Enhancement
10.0 Conclusion and Discussion
10.1 Conclusions and Future Enhancement
10.2 Discussion

10.2.1 Self Analysis of Project Viabilities

10.2.2 Problem Encountered and Possible Solutions
10.2.3 Summary of Project work

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1. INTRODUCTION

1.1. PROJECT DETAILS

The project aims to develop a Restaurant Table Booking System with features tailored to
enhance user experience for both customers and restaurant owners. The system will provide a
seamless interface for table reservations, food ordering.

1.Overview:

The restaurant table booking system will serve as a centralized platform for managing
reservations and orders in restaurants. It will consist of multiple modules catering to the
needs of different user roles including restaurant owners, customers, and administrators.

2. User Roles and Functionalities

2.1. Restaurant Owner Dashboard

Add and manage restaurant details including name, address, contact information, and
operating hours.
Configure table layouts and manage table availability.
Update food menus with items, descriptions, prices, and availability.
Receive notifications for new reservations and orders.

2.2. Customer Interface

Search for restaurants based on location, cuisine, availability, etc.

View restaurant details including available tables, menus, and contact information.
Reserve tables for specific dates and times.
Select food items from the menu and place orders along with table reservations.
Receive confirmation notifications for bookings and orders.

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2.3. Admin Dashboard

View and manage all bookings and orders across the system.
Manage restaurant listings, including approval of new restaurant registrations.
Monitor system activity and generate reports on bookings, orders, and revenue.
Handle user management tasks such as adding/removing users and assigning roles.

3. Data Management

Implement a robust database schema to store restaurant details, table configurations,

bookings, food menus, and user information.
Ensure data integrity and security through proper access control mechanisms.
Implement backup and recovery procedures to prevent data loss.

5. Technology Stack

Backend: Node.js with Express.js

Frontend: React.js for customer and owner interfaces, Admin dashboard with React.js or
Angular
Database: MongoDB for flexible data storage and retrieval
Authentication: JWT (JSON Web Tokens) for secure user authentication and authorization
Real-time Updates: WebSocket (e.g., Socket.io) for instant notifications and updates
Payment Integration: Stripe or PayPal for secure online payments

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6. Security Measures

Implement HTTPS for secure communication between clients and servers.

Encrypt sensitive data such as user credentials and payment information.
Regularly update software dependencies to patch security vulnerabilities.
Perform security audits and penetration testing to identify and address potential threats

7. Conclusion

The restaurant table booking system project aims to streamline the dining experience for both
customers and restaurant owners while providing administrators with tools to manage the
system effectively. By leveraging modern web technologies and best practices in software
development, the project will deliver a user-friendly and scalable solution to meet the needs of the
restaurant industry.

1.2. Purpose

The purpose of the restaurant table booking system project is to streamline the dining
experience for customers by providing a user-friendly platform for table reservations and
food orders. Simultaneously, it aims to optimize restaurant operations, increase revenue, and
enhance customer satisfaction through efficient management of tables, menus, and orders. By
enabling data-driven decision-making and promoting business growth, the system serves as a
valuable tool for restaurant owners to improve profitability, expand their customer base, and
maintain competitiveness in the industry.

1.3. Scope

The scope of the restaurant table booking system project includes developing user
interfaces for customers to reserve tables and place food orders, along with interfaces
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for restaurant owners to manage their establishments efficiently. It involves backend

development for user authentication, reservation handling, and order processing,
integrated with a robust database to store restaurant details, bookings, and menu items
securely. Real-time updates will be implemented to notify users of booking
confirmations and order status changes. Payment integration will enable secure online
transactions. Reporting and analytics features will offer insights into booking trends
and revenue. The system will prioritize security, scalability, and performance, ensuring
compliance with data protection regulations.

1.4. Objective (Scope – what it can do and can’t do)

1.Facilitate Seamless Reservations:

Enable customers to easily search for restaurants based on various criteria such as
location, cuisine, and availability.
Provide an intuitive interface for customers to view available tables and make
reservations for specific dates and times.
Streamline the reservation process for restaurant owners by automating table
availability updates and sending real-time notifications for new bookings.

2.Efficient Order Placement:

Allow customers to browse restaurant menus, select desired food items, and add them
to their orders.
Enable customers to place food orders simultaneously with table reservations, ensuring
a streamlined dining experience.
Provide restaurant owners with tools to manage incoming orders, track order status,
and coordinate food preparation with table reservations.

What It Can't Do:

1.Control Restaurant Operations:

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The system cannot dictate staffing levels, manage inventory, or set pricing strategies
for individual restaurants.
It does not have control over restaurant policies or procedures such as service standards
or reservation cancellation policies.
The system does not influence the quality or availability of menu items, as these
decisions are made by restaurant owners.

2.Provide Legal or Financial Advice:

The system does not offer legal advice or financial consulting services to restaurant
owners regarding compliance with regulations or business practices.
It does not replace the need for professional expertise in areas such as tax compliance,
employment law, or food safety regulations.
The system does not assume liability for any legal or financial consequences resulting
from actions taken by restaurant owners based on information provided by the system.

1.5. Technology and Literature Review

Technology and Literature Review

1. MongoDB:

MongoDB is a popular NoSQL database that offers flexibility and scalability, making it
suitable for managing dynamic data structures like those found in restaurant table booking
systems.

Its document-oriented model allows for storing complex data types such as nested arrays and
objects, making it ideal for representing restaurant details, table configurations, menus, and
user profiles.

MongoDB's support for distributed architecture and horizontal scaling ensures efficient
handling of large volumes of data and high concurrency, essential for a system with
potentially thousands of users and restaurants.

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2. Node.js and Express.js:

Node.js provides a runtime environment for executing JavaScript on the server-side, allowing
for a unified language stack throughout the application.

Express.js is a minimalist web framework for Node.js, providing robust features for building
RESTful APIs and handling HTTP requests/responses efficiently.

Together, Node.js and Express.js offer a lightweight and scalable backend architecture,
enabling rapid development and deployment of server-side components for the restaurant
table booking system.

3. React.js:

React.js is a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces, offering a component-
based approach to front-end development.

Its virtual DOM and efficient rendering mechanism ensure high performance and
responsiveness, crucial for delivering a seamless user experience in the restaurant table
booking system.

React.js facilitates the creation of interactive UI components, enabling dynamic updates in

real-time, such as table availability, menu changes, and order status notifications.

4. WebSocket (Socket.io):

WebSocket is a communication protocol that provides full-duplex communication channels

over a single TCP connection, allowing for real-time data transfer between clients and
servers.

Socket.io is a JavaScript library that enables WebSocket functionality in web applications,

providing features such as event-based communication and automatic reconnection.

WebSocket integration with MongoDB can facilitate real-time updates in the restaurant table
booking system, enabling instant notifications for booking confirmations, order status
changes, and table availability updates.

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Literature review:

for the restaurant table booking system project encompasses key studies highlighting the
benefits of utilizing MongoDB, Node.js, Express.js, React.js, and WebSocket technology.
"Building Scalable Web Applications Using Node.js and MongoDB" underscores the
scalability advantages of Node.js and MongoDB in handling large datasets efficiently.
"Real-time Web Applications with React.js and Socket.io" explores the seamless integration
of React.js and Socket.io for delivering real-time communication capabilities, crucial for
instant updates in the booking system.
"Designing NoSQL Database Schemas for Dynamic Data Structures" provides insights into
best practices for modeling dynamic data structures, particularly relevant for managing
restaurant details and reservations in MongoDB. "Scalable Architecture Patterns for Node.js
Applications" offers strategies for building scalable Node.js applications,
guiding the development of robust backend systems for the booking platform. These studies
collectively inform the technology choices and architectural decisions critical for the
successful implementation of the restaurant table booking system.

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2. PROJECT MANAGEMENT

2.1. Feasibility Study

2.1.1. Technical feasibility

Viewing our project from a technical point of view (thinking about various
tools and technologies being used in developing the system). We have
decided that the following technologies will be more than enough to develop
a complete working system (including tech. & tools used for project
tracking, monitoring, etc. along with development).

IDE: Visual Studio Code

Frontend: React
Backend: Node
Database: Mongo
Testing: Postman

2.1.2. Time schedule feasibility

We have planned the steps for the completion of our project in the given duration. Firstly, we
will perform requirement gathering & analysis by the mid of January 2023. We will prepare
the SRS document and the GUI around 20th January 2023. The diagrams required for the
design as well as the database design will be tentatively completed by end of January. For
coding and unit testing, 4 weeks and for system and integration testing another 2 days will be
required. Hence tentatively by the end of February 2023.

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2.1.3. Operational feasibility

Operational feasibility for the restaurant table booking system project is high, as it leverages widely
adopted technologies such as MongoDB, Node.js, and React.js. The system's intuitive user interfaces
and real-time communication features ensure ease of use for both customers and restaurant owners.
With scalable architecture and robust backend capabilities, the system can efficiently handle a large
volume of reservations and orders. Additionally, integration with payment gateways enhances
operational efficiency by facilitating secure online transactions.

2.1.4. Implementation feasibility

Implementation feasibility for the restaurant table booking system project is favorable, as it
utilizes well-documented and widely supported technologies such as MongoDB, Node.js, and
React.js. The availability of open-source libraries and frameworks accelerates development
and reduces implementation complexity. Furthermore, the modular architecture enables
iterative development, allowing for incremental feature additions and enhancements.
Integration with payment gateways and real-time communication tools adds functionality
without significant implementation challenges.

2.2. Project Planning

2.2.1. PROJECT DEVELOPMENT APPROCH AND JUCTIFICATION

1. Agile Development Methodology:

Justification: Agile methodology, particularly Scrum, will be employed for the development
of the restaurant table booking system due to its iterative and flexible nature, which aligns
well with the dynamic requirements of the project and allows for continuous improvement
based on stakeholder feedback.

2. Sprint Planning:

Duration: Each sprint will have a duration of two weeks, allowing for frequent delivery of
features and regular opportunities for stakeholder feedback.

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Activities: Sprint planning meetings will be conducted at the beginning of each sprint to
define the scope, prioritize user

3. Development Phases:

Phase 1: Backend Development

- Develop RESTful APIs for managing restaurant details, table reservations, and food orders
using Node.js and Express.js.

- Integrate MongoDB as the database to store and retrieve data efficiently.

- Implement user authentication and authorization mechanisms to ensure secure access to the
system.

Phase 2: Frontend Development

- Design and develop user interfaces for customers, restaurant owners, and administrators
using React.js.

- Create intuitive interfaces for searching and booking tables, selecting food items, and
managing restaurant details.

- Implement real-time updates using WebSocket technology for instant notifications and
updates.

4. Testing and Quality Assurance:

Conduct unit tests for backend APIs and frontend components to ensure functionality and
reliability.

Perform integration tests to verify the interaction between different system modules.

Conduct user acceptance testing (UAT) with stakeholders to validate the system against
business requirements.

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5. Deployment and Launch:

Deploy the application on a cloud platform such as AWS or Azure to ensure scalability and
reliability.

Configure monitoring and logging to track system performance and identify potential issues.

Conduct a soft launch to a limited audience to gather feedback and address any issues before
the full release

6. Post-Launch Support and Maintenance:

Provide ongoing support to address any issues or bugs reported by users post-launch.

Continuously monitor system performance and user feedback to identify areas for
improvement.

Plan regular updates and enhancements based on user needs and emerging trends in the
restaurant industry.

7. Project Management Tools:

Conduct daily stand-up meetings to discuss progress, address any blockers, and plan for the
day ahead.
By following this approach and planning, the development team can effectively manage the project,
deliver high-quality software, and meet the needs of stakeholders within the specified timeline and
budget.

2.2.2. PROJECT PLAN

1. Project Initiation Phase:

Define project objectives, scope, and deliverables.

Identify stakeholders and establish communication channels.
Conduct initial requirements gathering and analysis.

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2. Planning Phase:

Develop a detailed project plan outlining tasks, timelines, and resource allocations.
Create a requirements specification document detailing system functionalities and user
stories.
Identify potential risks and develop risk mitigation strategies.
Establish project milestones and key performance indicators (KPIs).

3. Design Phase:

Design system architecture, database schema, and user interfaces.

Develop wireframes, mockups, and prototypes for client feedback and validation.
Define data models, API contracts, and integration points.

4. Development Phase:

Set up development environment and version control system.

Implement backend functionality using Node.js, Express.js, and MongoDB.
Develop frontend interfaces using React.js, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
Conduct regular code reviews and testing to ensure code quality and adherence to best
practices.

5. Testing Phase:

Perform unit tests, integration tests, and system tests to verify functionality and identify bugs.
Conduct user acceptance testing (UAT) with stakeholders to validate system requirements
and usability.
Implement automated testing where applicable to streamline the testing process.

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6. Deployment Phase:

Prepare deployment environment and infrastructure on a chosen hosting platform (e.g., AWS,
Azure).
Deploy backend APIs, frontend interfaces, and database configurations.
Configure monitoring, logging, and alerting systems for performance and security
monitoring.
Conduct final testing in the production environment to ensure readiness for launch.

7. Launch Phase:

Announce the launch of the restaurant table booking system to stakeholders and end-users.
Monitor system performance and user feedback during the initial rollout period.
Address any issues or bugs reported post-launch promptly.
Conduct training sessions for restaurant staff on system usage and management.

8. Post-Launch Support and Maintenance:

Provide ongoing support and maintenance to address user inquiries, issues, and enhancement
requests.
Plan regular software updates and patches to address security vulnerabilities and improve
system performance.
Gather user feedback and conduct periodic reviews to identify opportunities for system
enhancements and optimizations.

2.2.3. MILESTONES AND DELIVREBLE

Backend Development Milestone:

Deliverable: Functional backend system with RESTful APIs.

Milestone: Completion of backend development and integration with MongoDB.

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Frontend Development Milestone:

Deliverable: User-friendly frontend interfaces for all user roles.

Milestone: Completion of responsive frontend design and integration with backend APIs.

Testing and Quality Assurance Milestone:

Deliverable: Fully tested system ensuring reliability and performance.

Milestone: Completion of comprehensive testing, including user acceptance testing.

Deployment and Launch Milestone:

Deliverable: Operational system deployed on a reliable cloud platform.

Milestone: Successful system launch with full functionality accessible to users.\

2.2.4. ROLES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

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3. SYSTEM REQUIREMENT STUDY

3.1. STUDY OF CURRENT SYSTEM

The study of the current system is essential for comprehending the existing landscape of
restaurant table booking systems and pinpointing areas for improvement. This section
meticulously evaluates the current system, shedding light on its strengths, weaknesses, and
potential areas of enhancement.

1. Overview of Existing Restaurant Table Booking System:

Provide an overview of the current restaurant table booking system landscape, detailing
existing platforms, their features, and functionalities.
Identify primary users, including customers, restaurant owners, and administrators.

2. Current System Workflow:

Map out the workflow of the current restaurant table booking system, highlighting key
processes from table reservation to food ordering and administrative management.
Identify any bottlenecks or inefficiencies in the current workflow
.
3. User Feedback and Pain Points:

Gather feedback from users (customers, restaurant owners, administrators) regarding their
experience with the current system.
Identify pain points, challenges, and areas of dissatisfaction.
Document common user concerns and suggestions for improvement.

4. Technology Stack and Infrastructure:

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Detail the technology stack utilized in the current system, including programming languages,
frameworks, and databases.
Assess scalability and efficiency of the existing infrastructure.
Identify technological constraints or limitations.

5. Data Management and Security:

Evaluate current data management practices, covering data storage, retrieval, and security
measures.
Assess data security and privacy compliance.
Identify vulnerabilities or gaps in existing data management and security protocols
.
6. Reporting and Analytics:

Analyze the reporting capabilities of the current system.

Assess availability of analytics and insights for restaurant owners and administrators.
Identify shortcomings in reporting hindering data-driven decision-making.

7. Integration with External Systems:

Explore any existing integrations with external systems, such as payment gateways or
inventory management systems.
Assess efficiency and reliability of these integrations.
Identify potential areas for additional integrations or improvements.

8. Accessibility and User Interface:

Evaluate accessibility of the current system for users with diverse needs.
Assess user interface for intuitiveness and ease of navigation.
Identify areas for improvement in terms of user experience.

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3.2. PROBLEM AND WEAKNESS OF CURRENT SYSTEM

Limited Accessibility: The system may lack accessibility features, hindering users with
disabilities.
Inefficient Reservation Process: Cumbersome reservation procedures may frustrate customers
and deter business.
Poor Integration: Inadequate integration with external systems like payment gateways can
disrupt service.
Inadequate Reporting: Limited reporting capabilities impede data-driven decision-making for
restaurant owners.
Data Security Risks: Vulnerabilities in data management and security protocols pose
confidentiality risks.
Real-time Updates: Absence of real-time updates on table availability and orders leads to
inefficiencies.

3.3. USER CHARACTIRISTICS

 users
 owners
 Admin

3.4. HARDWARE AND SOFTEWARE REQUIRENMENT

Given that it is a web application, the minimum requirement for users is simply a web
browser.

Hardware Requirements:

For users accessing the restaurant table booking system:

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No specific hardware requirements beyond standard devices capable of accessing the internet
and running a modern web browser.
Ensure client devices, including desktops, laptops, tablets, or smartphones, meet basic
specifications for optimal user experience.

Software Requirements:

For users accessing the restaurant table booking system:

The essential software requirement is a modern web browser.
Supported web browsers include but are not limited to Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox,
Microsoft Edge, and Safari.
Ensure the web browser is up-to-date to guarantee compatibility and a seamless user
experience.

Third-Party Integrations:

Given the web-based nature of the application, no additional third-party tools or integrations
are mandatory for basic functionality.

Development and Testing Tools:

Tools utilized for development and testing purposes are managed on the server side and do
not impose any requirements on end-users.
Documentation and Support Tools:
Documentation and support tools are not mandatory for users but are available for assistance
if needed.

3.5. CONSTRAINTS
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Budget Constraints:

Limited financial resources may restrict the acquisition of advanced software or hardware
components, affecting the overall capabilities of the system.

Time Constraints:

Tight deadlines may limit the time available for thorough testing and optimization,
potentially resulting in the deployment of a less polished product.

Technological Constraints:

Compatibility issues with existing systems or limitations of chosen technologies may

constrain the implementation of certain features or functionalities.

Resource Constraints:

Limited availability of skilled personnel or development resources may impact the speed and
quality of project execution.

Regulatory Constraints:

Compliance with industry regulations or legal requirements may impose constraints on

system design and functionality, requiring additional time and resources for implementation.

Scalability Constraints:

Anticipated growth in user base or data volume may impose scalability constraints,
necessitating careful planning and design to ensure the system can accommodate future
expansion.

Security Constraints:

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Stringent security requirements, such as compliance with data protection standards or

protection against cyber threats, may impose constraints on system architecture and design.

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4. SYSTEM ANALYSIS

4.1. REQUIREMENTS OF NEW SYSTEM (SRS)

1. User Authentication:

1.1 Admin login with secure two-step verification using email OTP.
1.2 Login Secured with Captcha

2. Admin Panel:

Comprehensive Management: The admin panel facilitates comprehensive management of the

restaurant table booking system, enabling administrators to oversee various aspects such as
restaurant settings, table availability, and user accounts.

Efficient Booking Handling: It streamlines booking handling processes by providing tools to

manage incoming reservations, approve or reject bookings, and communicate with customers
regarding their reservation status.

Menu and Order Management: Administrators can efficiently manage the restaurant's menu,
including adding, editing, or removing menu items, as well as overseeing food orders,
tracking their status, and ensuring timely processing.

Data Analysis and Insights: The admin panel offers reporting and analytics features to
generate insights into booking trends, revenue performance, and customer feedback,
empowering administrators to make informed decisions for business optimization.

Customization and Configuration: It allows for customization and configuration of various

settings, including system preferences, branding elements, and access control, ensuring
adaptability to specific business requirements and preferences.

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Enhanced Security Measures: With robust security features such as role-based access control
and data encryption, the admin panel ensures the protection of sensitive information and
safeguards against unauthorized access or data breaches.
3. owner Panel:

Restaurant Management: Owners can manage all aspects of their restaurant, including details
such as name, location, contact information, and operating hours, providing them with full
control over their establishment's profile.

Table Configuration: Owners can configure table settings, such as seating capacity, layout,
and availability, allowing them to optimize seating arrangements and efficiently manage
reservations.

Reservation Handling: The panel facilitates easy handling of reservations, enabling owners to
view, approve, or reject bookings, as well as communicate with customers regarding their
reservation status.

Menu Management: Owners have the ability to create, edit, or delete menu items, set prices,
and organize items into categories, empowering them to curate a menu that aligns with their
restaurant's concept and offerings.

Order Tracking: Owners can track food orders in real-time, monitor order status, and ensure
timely preparation and delivery, enhancing efficiency in kitchen operations and customer
service.

Performance Insights: The panel provides owners with access to performance metrics and
analytics, such as revenue generated, booking trends, and customer feedback, enabling them
to make data-driven decisions for business growth and improvement.

4. user Panel:

User Registration and Login: Users can create accounts or log in securely to access the
system, allowing for personalized experiences and access to booking and ordering
functionalities.

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Table Reservation: The panel enables users to search for available tables, select desired dates
and times, and make reservations seamlessly, providing convenience and flexibility in
planning dining experiences.
Food Ordering: Users can browse through the restaurant's menu, add items to their cart,
customize orders, and place food orders effortlessly, enhancing the convenience of ordering
meals for dine-in or takeaway.

Booking Management: Users can view and manage their reservations, including modifying
booking details or canceling bookings if needed, ensuring flexibility in scheduling and
accommodating changes in plans.

Order Tracking: The panel allows users to track the status of their food orders in real-time,
providing updates on order preparation, estimated delivery or pickup times, and order
completion, enhancing transparency and communication throughout the process.

Feedback and Reviews: Users can provide feedback and reviews on their dining experiences,
rate menu items or overall service quality, and share their thoughts and recommendations,
contributing to the restaurant's reputation and improvement efforts.

5. External Interface Requirements:

Payment Gateway Integration:

Interface with third-party payment gateways (e.g., PayPal, Stripe) to facilitate secure online
payments for food orders or reservation deposits.

Messaging Services Integration:

Integration with messaging services (e.g., Twilio, Nexmo) for sending SMS or email
notifications to users regarding booking confirmations, reminders, or order updates.

Mapping and Location Services:

Interface with mapping and location services (e.g., Google Maps API) to provide users with
directions to the restaurant and visualize nearby dining options.

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Social Media Integration:

Integration with social media platforms (e.g., Facebook, Instagram) to enable users to share
their dining experiences, review the restaurant, or invite friends to join them.

6. Non-functional Requirements:

Scalability:

The system should be designed to scale horizontally and vertically to accommodate an

increasing number of users, restaurants, and transactions over time without compromising
performance or stability.

Scalability should be achieved through the use of cloud-based infrastructure, distributed

computing techniques, and efficient resource allocation strategies.

Usability:

The user interface should be intuitive, easy to navigate, and aesthetically pleasing, catering to
users with varying levels of technical proficiency.
Accessibility features should be implemented to ensure that the system is usable by
individuals with disabilities, complying with relevant accessibility standards and guidelines.

4.2. FEATURES OF NEW SYSTEM

4.2.1 admit Features

Dashboard Overview: Provide a comprehensive dashboard that gives admins an overview of

key metrics such as total bookings, revenue, active tables, pending orders, etc. This allows
admins to quickly assess the performance of the system.

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User Management: Enable admins to manage user accounts, including the ability to add, edit,
deactivate, or delete accounts as needed. They should also have the capability to reset
passwords and view user activity logs.

Restaurant Management: Allow admins to oversee all registered restaurants, including the
ability to approve new restaurant registrations, edit restaurant details, and deactivate or
remove restaurants if necessary.

Table Management: Provide admins with tools to manage tables across all restaurants,
including adding, editing, or removing tables, updating table statuses, and viewing detailed
analytics on table utilization.

Menu Management: Enable admins to review and manage menus for all restaurants,
including the ability to add or remove food items, edit item details, update prices, and
monitor item availability.

Order Management: Allow admins to view and manage all orders across the system,
including filtering orders by status (e.g., pending, confirmed, completed), updating order
statuses, handling refunds or cancellations, and generating reports on order trends.

Analytics and Reporting: Provide admins with advanced analytics tools to generate reports on
various aspects of the system, such as revenue trends, booking patterns, popular food items,
customer demographics, etc. These insights can help optimize operations and make data-
driven decisions.

4.2.2 owner Features

Restaurant Profile Management: Owners should be able to create and manage their restaurant
profiles, including updating basic information such as name, contact details, address, and
operating hours.

Table and Menu Management: Owners need the ability to configure their restaurant layout by
adding, editing, or removing tables. They should also be able to manage their menu by
adding, editing, or removing food and drink items, setting prices, and indicating item
availability.

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Booking and Order Management: Owners should be able to view and manage table bookings
made by customers, including accepting or rejecting bookings, updating booking statuses,
and tracking food orders placed by customers.

Real-time Availability Updates: Owners need to have real-time visibility into the availability
of tables and food items in their restaurant. This allows them to make adjustments based on
reservations, walk-ins, or kitchen capacity.

Analytics and Reporting: Owners should have access to analytics and reporting tools to track
their restaurant's performance, including metrics such as booking trends, revenue analysis,
popular menu items, and customer demographics. This data enables informed decision-
making and helps optimize operations.

4.2.3 user Features

Search and Browse Restaurants: Users should be able to search for restaurants based on
criteria such as location, cuisine, availability, and ratings. They should also be able to browse
through a list of restaurants with detailed profiles.

Table Booking: Users should be able to view availability and book tables for specific dates
and times. They should have the option to select the number of guests and any special
preferences, such as seating location or dietary requirements.

Food Ordering: Users should be able to browse restaurant menus, select items, customize
their orders (if applicable), and place food orders for dine-in or takeaway. They should also
be able to specify any dietary restrictions or special instructions.

Online Payment: Users should have the option to make secure online payments for table
reservations and food orders. The system should support various payment methods, such as
credit/debit cards, digital wallets, or other online payment gateways.

Order Management and Tracking: Users should be able to view the status of their table
reservations and food orders in real-time. They should receive notifications or updates about
their bookings and orders, including confirmation, preparation, and completion status.

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5. SYSTEM DESIGN

5.1. SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE DESIGN

5.1.1 Class Diagram

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5.1.2 Sequence Diagram

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5.1.3 Component Diagram

5.1.4 Deployment Diagram

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6. IMPLEMENTATION PLANNING

6.1. IMPLEMENTATION ENVIRONMENT (SINGLE VS MULTI-

USER, GUI VS NON- GUI)

For the implementation, we have used: Visual Studio Code

Our project is built using Visual Studio Code seeing that it is a web application we
saw fit that Visual studio code provided us with all the required basis for the
successful implementation of our web app. Also for storing our data we have used
Mongo database which enables our web app to run at all times.

6.2. PROGRAM

admin:
 Manage Restaurants
 Manage Tables
 Manage Food Items
 View Orders
 Reports
 User Management
 System Configuration
 Monitoring and Analytics
User:
 Table Booking
 Food Ordering
 Online Payment
 Profile Management
 Booking History
 Support/Help
 Notifications/Alerts
owner:
 Add hotel
 Delete hotel
 Update hotel details
 add food details
 delete or update food details

6.3. CODING STANDARDS

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 Consistent Naming Conventions:

 Use descriptive names for variables, functions, and classes.

 Follow a consistent naming convention such as camelCase or snake_case.
 Indentation and Formatting:

 Maintain consistent indentation for improved readability.

 Follow a consistent code formatting style throughout the project.
 Comments and Documentation:

 Include clear comments to explain complex logic or algorithms.

 Document function parameters, return values, and important code blocks.
 Modularization:

 Break down the code into modular components for easier maintenance.
 Encapsulate related functionality into separate modules or classes.
 Error Handling:

 Implement proper error handling mechanisms to handle exceptions gracefully.

 Provide informative error messages for debugging and troubleshooting.
 Security Considerations:

 Sanitize user inputs to prevent security vulnerabilities.

 Implement authentication and authorization mechanisms for secure access control.
 Version Control:

 Use version control systems like Git for managing code changes.
 Follow best practices for branching, committing, and merging code changes.

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7. TESTING

7.1. TESTING PLANS

1. Unit Testing Plan

1.1 Objectives

Ensure individual units/modules perform as expected.

Verify the correctness of functions and methods.

1.2 Scope

Unit tests for critical functions and methods.

Identification of edge cases and boundary conditions.

1.3 Responsibilities

Developers responsible for writing and executing unit tests.

Test cases reviewed by peers for accuracy.

1.4 Test Cases

Detailed test cases for each function/method.

Edge cases and boundary conditions covered.

1.5 Tools

Unit testing frameworks (e.g., JUnit, pytest).

Code coverage tools to measure test coverage.

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1.6 Schedule

Unit testing integrated into the development process.

Continuous testing during code development.

7.2 INTEGRATION TESTING PLAN

7.2.1 Objectives

Verify the interaction between integrated components.

Identify and address interface issues.

7.2.2 Scope

Testing interactions between various modules.

Assessing data flow between components.

7.2.3 Responsibilities

Testing team responsible for integration testing.

Collaboration with developers for issue resolution.

7.2.4 Test Cases

Scenario-based test cases for component interactions.

Data consistency and integrity checks.

7.2.5 Tools
Integration testing frameworks.

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Debugging tools for identifying integration issues.

7.2.6 Schedule

Integration testing performed after unit testing.

Iterative testing during system development.

7.3 SYSTEM TESTING PLAN

7.3.1 Objectives
•Validate the system as a whole.
•Ensure all components work seamlessly together.
7.3.2 Scope
•End-to-end testing of the entire system.
•Verifying system functionalities and features.
7.3.3 Responsibilities
•Dedicated testing team for system testing.
•Collaboration with developers and stakeholders.
7.3.4 Test Cases
•Comprehensive test cases covering system functionalities.
•Usability testing for user interfaces.
7.3.5 Tools
•Automated testing tools for system-wide testing.
•Load testing tools for performance evaluation.
7.3.6 Schedule
•System testing performed after integration testing.
•Multiple test cycles to ensure comprehensive coverage.

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7.4 ACCEPTANCE TESTING PLAN

7.4.1 Objectives
 Validate if the system meets user requirements.
 Obtain approval from stakeholders.

7.4.2 Scope

 Real-world scenarios to validate user expectations.

 User acceptance testing (UAT) sessions.

7.4.3 Responsibilities

 Users and stakeholders actively involved in acceptance testing.

 Testing team facilitates and records results.

7.4.4 Test Cases

 User scenarios replicated for testing.
 Verification of system against initial requirements.

7.4.5 Tools
 Issue tracking tools for feedback collection.
 User feedback surveys.

7.4.6 Schedule
 Acceptance testing performed after system testing.
 Iterative testing based on user feedback.

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8. User Manual

User Manuals are manuals that enable the user of a system or application to understand the
working of the system and help them to use them efficiently. It is usually written by a
technical writer, although user guides are written by programmers, product or project
managers, or other technical staff, particularly in smaller companies.

Follow below mentioned steps to work with the app:

Select user Page:

Login Page:

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Home Page:

Home Page (showing hotels):

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Restaurant Details:

Menu Page:

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Booking Form:

Menu Page:

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Booking History Page:

Confirmation Mail:

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Owner Login:

Add hotel:

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Owner home page:

Check Boking Page:

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Show Menu Page:

Edit Menu Page:

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New Booking Mail:

Admin Login Page:

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Admin Home Page:

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Enhancement

9. LIMITATIONS AND FUTURE ENHANCEMENT

9.1. LIMITATIONS

 Limited Scope of Functionality: The system may only focus on table bookings and
food orders, lacking additional features such as loyalty programs, reviews, or table
customization options.

 Limited Device Compatibility: The system may only be accessible through a web
browser, limiting its usability on mobile devices or requiring users to download a
separate app.

 Lack of Offline Functionality: Users may be unable to make bookings or orders if

they are in an area with poor internet connectivity or if the system experiences
downtime.

 Security Concerns: The system may be vulnerable to cyberattacks or data breaches,

potentially exposing sensitive user information such as payment details or personal
data.

 Lack of Customization Options: Restaurant owners may have limited control over the
appearance and functionality of their booking page, restricting their ability to tailor it
to their brand and preferences.

 Dependency on Third-Party Services: The system may rely on external services for
payment processing or map integration, leading to potential disruptions or
compatibility issues.

 Scalability Issues: The system may struggle to handle a large volume of concurrent
bookings or orders during peak hours, resulting in slow performance or system
crashes.

 Complexity for Users: The booking process may be overly complicated or confusing
for users, leading to frustration and abandonment of the booking process.

 Limited Support and Maintenance: There may be a lack of ongoing support and
updates for the system, resulting in issues with compatibility, security, or functionality
over time

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9.2. FUTURE ENHANCEMENT

• Loyalty Program Integration: Implement a loyalty program where frequent customers can
earn points for each booking or order made through the system. Points can be redeemed for
discounts, free meals, or other rewards, encouraging customer retention and repeat business.

• Real-time Table Availability Updates: Introduce real-time updates on table availability to

provide users with accurate information about table availability and wait times. This can help
reduce no-shows and optimize table utilization for restaurants.

• Table Preference Settings: Allow users to specify their seating preferences such as window
seating, outdoor seating, or specific table sizes when making a booking. The system can then
prioritize available tables based on these preferences, enhancing the user experience.

• Guest Profiles and Personalization: Enable users to create profiles within the system where
they can save their favorite restaurants, preferred dining times, dietary preferences, and
payment information. This allows for personalized recommendations and streamlined
booking experiences for returning users.

• Integration with Food Delivery Services: Partner with food delivery services such as
UberEats or DoorDash to offer users the option to order food for delivery directly through the
booking system. This expands the range of dining options available to users and increases
revenue opportunities for restaurants.

• Waitlist Management System: Implement a waitlist management system where users can
join a virtual queue for a fully booked restaurant and receive notifications when a table
becomes available. This helps manage crowds during peak hours and reduces the need for
physical waitlists.

• Event Booking Functionality: Extend the system to support event bookings for special
occasions such as private parties, corporate events, or group reservations. Provide
customizable event packages, menu options, and booking forms tailored to the needs of event
organizers.

• Social Media Integration: Integrate social media sharing features into the booking system,
allowing users to share their dining plans, reviews, and photos with their social networks.
This enhances the visibility of restaurants and encourages user-generated content.

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10. CONCLUSION AND DISCUSSION

10.1. CONCLUSION

In conclusion, the restaurant table booking system project has successfully achieved its
objectives of providing a seamless and efficient platform for users to make table reservations
and order food online. Through the implementation of various features and functionalities,
the project has addressed key requirements for restaurant owners, users, and administrators
alike. The following are the main conclusions drawn from the project:

• Streamlined Booking Process: The system offers a user-friendly interface that allows users
to easily browse restaurants, view table availability, and make reservations with just a few
clicks. This streamlined booking process enhances the overall user experience and
encourages repeat usage of the platform.

• Enhanced Restaurant Management: Restaurant owners benefit from features such as table
management, menu customization, and order tracking, which enable them to efficiently
manage their establishments and improve operational efficiency.

• Secure Payment Processing: The integration of secure payment gateways ensures that users
can make online payments with confidence, knowing that their sensitive information is
protected. This enhances trust in the platform and encourages users to complete their
bookings.

• Comprehensive Administrative Tools: Administrators have access to comprehensive tools

for managing restaurant listings, monitoring bookings, and analyzing performance metrics.
This allows them to effectively oversee the operation of the platform and make informed
decisions to optimize its functionality.

• Continuous Improvement: The project acknowledges the importance of ongoing

maintenance and updates to ensure the system remains relevant and efficient. By
implementing features such as user feedback mechanisms and performance monitoring tools,
the project is committed to continuously improving the platform based on user input and
emerging industry trends.

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10.2. DISCUSSION

10.2.1 Self Analysis of Project Viabilities

Throughout the development of the restaurant table booking system, a rigorous analysis of
project viabilities was conducted, focusing on key aspects crucial for its success:

User Experience (UX): The project placed significant emphasis on crafting an intuitive
interface for all user roles. By prioritizing smooth navigation and optimal functionality, the
system ensures an exceptional user experience, enhancing user satisfaction and engagement.

Scalability: The system's architecture was meticulously designed with scalability in mind.
Anticipating potential future expansions and enhancements, the project ensured that the
platform can accommodate the evolving needs of restaurants and users without
compromising performance or usability.

Security Measures: To safeguard sensitive data and protect user privacy, robust security
measures were integrated into the system. This includes a two-step login process and email
OTP implementation, which enhances overall security and instills trust among users.

10.2.2 Problems Encountered and Possible Solutions

Several challenges were encountered during the project lifecycle, each of which was met with
effective solutions:

Data Integrity: Ensuring the integrity of uploaded files posed a challenge. To address this,
meticulous validation processes were implemented, preventing data corruption and ensuring
the reliability of the system.

Email Notification Handling: Managing email notifications efficiently presented a challenge,

especially regarding error handling and delivery confirmation. The project implemented
robust mechanisms to address these challenges, ensuring seamless communication with users.

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10.2.3 Summary of Project Work

In summary, the restaurant table booking system successfully achieved its

primary objectives, offering a comprehensive platform for restaurant owners,
users, and administrators. The collaborative efforts of the project team resulted
in a robust system that enhances the overall dining experience. Through
meticulous attention to user experience, scalability, and security, the project has
laid a strong foundation for future enhancements and continued success in the
restaurant industry.

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