lndukuo/kiliexpress

🛒 Modern food delivery platform for East Africa with React + TypeScript. Features bilingual support (EN/SW), native Android app via Capacitor, haptic feedback, and WhatsApp integration. Built with Vite, Tailwind CSS, and shadcn/ui. # 🛒 KiliExpress - East African Food Delivery Platform *A modern, bilingual food delivery platform designed for East African markets* 🚀 Live Demo • 📱 Android Build • 🌐 PWA Install • 📖 Documentation ## ✨ Features ### 🎯 **Core Functionality** - 🛍️ **Multi-Vendor Marketplace** - Browse food vendors, restaurants, and local businesses - 🌍 **Bilingual Support** - Full English/Swahili (en/sw) language switching - 📱 **WhatsApp Integration** - Direct vendor communication via WhatsApp links - 📊 **Vendor Dashboard** - Business management interface for vendors - 📦 **Order Tracking** - Real-time order status and delivery tracking - 💰 **Local Currency** - Tanzanian Shillings (TSh) pricing throughout ### 📱 **Mobile Experience** - 🎮 **Haptic Feedback** - Native vibration for all interactions - 📶 **Network Detection** - Real-time offline/online status monitoring - 🔙 **Hardware Back Button** - Proper Android navigation handling - 🎨 **Splash Screen** - Professional branded app launch (3s duration) - 🎯 **Status Bar Integration** - Consistent green theme throughout - 📱 **PWA Support** - Installable Progressive Web App for all platforms ### 🏗️ **Technical Highlights** - ⚡ **Vite + SWC** - Lightning-fast React compilation and hot reload - 🎨 **Radix UI + Tailwind** - Professional component library with utility-first CSS - 📦 **Capacitor Framework** - Native Android app with web technologies - 🔧 **shadcn/ui Components** - Modern, accessible UI component system - 🎯 **Mobile-First Design** - Optimized for mobile devices and touch interfaces ## 🚀 Getting Started ### 📋 Prerequisites - **Node.js** 18+ and npm - **Android Studio** (for mobile app development) - **Git** for version control ### ⚡ Quick Start ```bash # Clone the repository git clone github.com cd kiliexpress # Install dependencies npm install # Start development server npm run dev ``` Visit `localhost` to see the app running! ### 🔧 Development Commands ```bash # …