This python code allows The Happy Cow restaurant's customers check the menu and choose what they want order from it. It is a all vegan/vegeterian restaurant.

• It starts by welcoming the user and asking them their name:

• The user has two options of menus:

• After chossing from the two option the menu with the different dishes is display. Each of the dishes has discription, calories and cooking time:

• Every time the user is choosing a dish, it is printed to the terminal:

• Users can decide whether to finish their order or prefer to continue ordering. They can see the complete order:

• Once user finish they order, the order worksheet is updated and this way the cook can see the name of the customer and every dish they have ordered :

• Users must provide a valid name
• There is one input that only accepts the words Salad, Pizza, or Burger
• The rest of the input accepts only integers within the range

This project was created using different APIS and modules:

• gspread: to be able to open and get all the values from the menu created in Google Sheets
• collestions/difaultdict: store data in a dictionary even if some values are missing. The rest of the code are functions with if/else statements to have access to the different menu options. While loops and try/except statement were used to validate the different user inputs.

I have manually tested this project by doing:

• Pased the code throught a PEP8 only with one warning
• Given invalid inputs: string where numbers are expected, numbers where strings are expected, out of range inputs
• Tested in the local terminal and the Code Institute Heroku terminal

• When I was writing the code I was not able to update the orders worksheet: I was having a error message every time. This was because I was trying to append a two dimensional list. Using a different method (insert_rows) I was able to update the worksheet
• The creds.json file was dissapearing every time I was closing the workspace. I had to create a new repository to fix the problem. Because of this there are not enough commits

• I got this warning when I run the code in PEP8 validator: After check my code a few times I could not find a better way to write that part of the code.

This project was deployed using personal Heroku account.

Steps for deployment:

• Fork or clone this repository
• Create a new Heroku app
• Set the builtpacks to Python and NodeJS in the order
• Link the Heroku app to repository
• Click on Deploy

• Code institute for provide the template.
• Clarifying concepts with w3schools.com and https://pythontutor.com/.
• I want to give credits to my tutor Sandeep Aggarwal.
• The README sample was taken from Battleship Game Project.