Enatega App: Fix Restaurant Info Displaying 'None' Bug

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Hey guys! We've got a bug report for the Enatega Customer Application that needs some attention. Specifically, it's about how restaurant information is displayed, or rather, not displayed correctly. Let's dive into the details and figure out how to fix this.

Bug Description: Restaurant and Website Displaying 'None'

When you're checking out a restaurant's details in the Enatega Customer Application, you might notice something a little odd. After tapping on a restaurant's details card and hitting the info icon, which should bring up all the juicy details about the place, you'll see 'Restaurant none' and 'Website none' plastered at the bottom of the screen. This isn't exactly helpful, and it's definitely not the user experience we're aiming for, right?

The core of the issue is that the app is displaying these placeholders even when the restaurant name and website information might be missing or not properly configured in the admin dashboard. So, what's the solution? Well, there are a couple of ways we can tackle this. Either we allow admins to actually input the restaurant name and website details in the store profile section of the dashboard, or we simply get rid of these headings altogether if the information isn't available. This will prevent those misleading 'none' entries from popping up and confusing users.

This issue can be quite frustrating for users. Imagine you're trying to find a restaurant's website to check out their menu or make a reservation, and all you see is "Website none." It doesn't exactly scream user-friendliness, does it? By addressing this bug, we can significantly improve the app's usability and make it easier for customers to access the information they need. We want to ensure that our users have a smooth and informative experience when using the Enatega Customer Application. This means making sure that all the restaurant details are displayed correctly and that any missing information doesn't result in confusing placeholders.

Steps to Reproduce the Bug

Okay, so how can you see this bug in action? It's pretty simple, actually. Just follow these steps:

  1. First, head over to the 'Enatega Customer Application'. That's where the magic (or in this case, the bug) happens.
  2. Next, tap on any 'Restaurant card details'. Pick your favorite, or just go with the first one you see.
  3. Now, look for the info icon – it's usually in the top right corner. Give it a tap, and the restaurant details should pop up.
  4. Finally, cast your eyes to the bottom of the screen. See those headings that say 'Restaurant none' and 'Website none'? Bingo! You've reproduced the bug.

Expected Behavior

So, what should happen instead? Ideally, we want one of two things:

  • Option 1: Admin Input: We allow the admin user to enter the restaurant name and website URL in the store profile section of the admin dashboard. This way, the app can pull that info and display it correctly.
  • Option 2: Hide Headings: If the restaurant name and website info aren't available, we simply don't show those headings at all. No more confusing "none" messages!

Both of these solutions would provide a much cleaner and more user-friendly experience. Think about it – users would either see the correct restaurant information or not see anything at all, which is far better than seeing misleading placeholders. We want to make sure that the Enatega Customer Application is as intuitive and helpful as possible. By implementing one of these solutions, we can eliminate the frustration caused by the 'none' messages and ensure that users have a positive experience when using the app.

Screenshot

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(A screenshot here would visually demonstrate the bug, showing "Restaurant none" and "Website none" at the bottom of the restaurant details screen.)

Device Information

To help the developers squash this bug, here's some device info:

  • Device: [e.g., Infinix Hot 50]
  • OS: [e.g., Android]
  • Browser: [e.g., Application]
  • Version: [e.g., Latest]

This information helps the development team understand the context in which the bug occurred, making it easier for them to reproduce and fix the issue. Providing details about the device, operating system, and browser (if applicable) can highlight any specific compatibility issues or platform-related quirks that might be contributing to the problem. The more information we can provide, the quicker and more efficiently the bug can be resolved, leading to a better overall user experience for everyone using the Enatega Customer Application. Ensuring the app works seamlessly across various devices and platforms is crucial for its success and widespread adoption.

Conclusion: Let's Fix This!

Alright, guys, that's the scoop on the 'Restaurant none' and 'Website none' bug in the Enatega Customer Application. It's a small issue, but fixing it will make a big difference in the user experience. Let's get this sorted out so everyone can easily find the restaurant info they need! This bug, while seemingly minor, can significantly impact the user's perception of the app's quality and reliability. By addressing it promptly and effectively, we demonstrate our commitment to providing a seamless and user-friendly experience. This not only enhances user satisfaction but also fosters trust and loyalty towards the Enatega platform. Remember, every detail matters when it comes to creating a positive user experience, and resolving even the smallest bugs can contribute to a significant improvement in overall app satisfaction.