- Miguel Quiambao
- Patrick Narvasa
- Jericho Dienzo
ENKA is an app that's designed to promote cultural awareness through food appreciation and storytelling. ENKA lets users get freshly cooked and authentic lunches delivered to them based on the Philippines' rich and diverse culinary culture. Scanning the QR code included with the lunchbox will provide an immersive storytelling experience which engages them with the history of the region the dish is from.
Install Node.js, afterwards open a terminal at the project's root-level directory. Run the following npm i && node index.js to run the local server. Alternatively, the program was also deployed to Heroku which you can access through this link. This program was originally planned to be a mobile application but due to hardware limitations, a mobile-focused design was instead implemented yet maintains a working back-end functionality.
This application was developed in Microsoft's Windows OS. Additionally, the team that developed this application utilized the following softwares and libraries/API/SDK.
- Figma
- Visual Studio Code
- Node JS (ExpressJS)
- jQuery
- PayPal SDK for Node.JS
- Google Sign-In Integration for NodeJS
- Google Firebase for NodeJS
Some assets and data were retrieved from the following:
- PayPal
- Google Firebase
- Kapayapaan Font by FreedomFonts
- Quiapo Free by Aaron Amar
- Roasted pig icon made by freepik
- The Monkey and the Turtle | Ilokano Folk Tale by The Aswang Project, Philippine Folklore Stories, by Mabel Cook Cole, [1916]
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