Enatega App: Fixing Missing Cuisine Images

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Hey guys! We're diving into a bug report for the Enatega Customer Application where the default images for cuisines aren't showing up. Let's break down the issue, how to reproduce it, and what the expected behavior should be. This is all about making sure the app looks great and provides a smooth user experience, right?

Bug Description

So, the main problem is that the default image meant to represent a cuisine isn't visible within the customer application when a specific image hasn't been uploaded for that cuisine. Interestingly, these default images are showing correctly on the admin dashboard. This inconsistency is a bit of a head-scratcher, but we're here to get to the bottom of it. Think of it like this: if a restaurant doesn't have a fancy photo of their Italian dishes, a standard image representing Italian cuisine should pop up. But in this case, it's not happening on the customer app.

This missing image can impact the user experience. Imagine browsing through different restaurant categories – a visual cue like a default image helps users quickly identify what they're looking for. Without it, the browsing experience becomes a bit bland and less intuitive. Plus, a broken or missing image can sometimes make the app look a bit unprofessional, which is definitely something we want to avoid.

We need to ensure that users see something representing the cuisine, even if a custom image isn't available. It's all about providing a complete and visually appealing experience. The admin dashboard showing the default images is a good sign – it means the images are there and accessible. The challenge now is figuring out why they aren't making their way to the customer-facing app.

Let's talk about why this might be happening. It could be a caching issue, where the app isn't refreshing to show the default images. It could also be a problem with the image paths or how the app is referencing these default images. Maybe there's a conditional statement in the code that's not triggering correctly, so the app isn't falling back to the default image when a custom one is missing. Or, it could even be a simple oversight in the app's configuration. Whatever the reason, let's get this fixed!

Steps to Reproduce

Okay, so how do we actually see this bug in action? It's pretty straightforward. Here’s the step-by-step:

  1. First, you gotta Go to the Enatega Customer Application. Fire up that app on your device, guys.
  2. Next, Navigate to the restaurants screen. This is where you typically browse through different restaurants and their cuisines. Look for the section or tab that lets you explore categories. Maybe it's labeled something like "Browse Categories" or "Explore Cuisines."
  3. Alright, now check out the browse categories section. This is the crucial part. You're looking to see if the default images are showing up for each cuisine category. If a cuisine doesn't have a specific image uploaded by the restaurant, you should see a default image representing that cuisine (like a pizza for Italian or a sushi roll for Japanese). If you don't see those default images, that's the bug we're tackling!
  4. Compare what you see in the app to what's on the Admin Dashboard. This is important. Hop over to the Enatega Admin Dashboard and check the same section – the cuisine categories. If the default images are showing up on the dashboard but aren't in the customer app, then we've confirmed the bug. This comparison helps us pinpoint that the issue is specifically with the customer app's image display.

By following these steps, you can reliably reproduce the bug and see firsthand what users are experiencing. This is super helpful for developers to understand the problem and start digging into the code.

Expected Behavior

Let's talk about what should be happening. What's the ideal scenario here? Basically, the default image should always be displayed on the application if no specific image has been uploaded by the user (or the restaurant, in this case). It's all about having a fallback – a safety net to ensure that something visual represents the cuisine category.

Imagine a scenario where a new restaurant joins Enatega and they haven't had a chance to upload custom images for their cuisines yet. Or maybe they simply forgot. In these situations, the default images step in to fill the gap. They provide a visual placeholder, preventing a blank or broken image from appearing. This makes the app look more polished and complete.

Think of it from the user's perspective. They're browsing through different options, and visual cues help them make quick decisions. If all they see are empty boxes, it's not very engaging. But if they see a default image of a burger for the "American" category, they instantly know what to expect. It's about creating a smooth and intuitive browsing experience.

The default images act as a visual guide, helping users navigate the app more efficiently. They also contribute to the overall aesthetic appeal of the app. A consistent visual experience, where images are always present (either custom or default), makes the app look more professional and trustworthy. This is super important for user engagement and satisfaction.

So, the expected behavior is clear: default images should be the backup plan, always ready to jump in and represent a cuisine when a custom image is missing. This ensures a visually complete and user-friendly experience within the Enatega Customer Application.

Screenshots

The user provided a screen recording (Screen_Recording_20250127_170932.mp4) which visually demonstrates the bug. This is incredibly helpful! Seeing the issue in action makes it much easier to understand the problem and verify the fix later on. Videos are especially useful for UI-related bugs like this one, where the visual presentation is key.

Smartphone Information

Here’s the info about the device where the bug was observed. This is important because bugs can sometimes be device-specific, meaning they only show up on certain types of phones or operating systems.

  • Device: Infinix Hot 50 (Okay, good to know we're dealing with an Infinix device!)
  • OS: Android (This tells us the bug is happening on the Android version of the app.)
  • Browser: Application (This clarifies that the bug is within the native Android app, not in a web browser.)
  • Version: 14 (This is the version of the Enatega Customer Application being used. Knowing the version helps us track down if the bug was introduced in a specific release.)

This information gives developers a starting point for testing and debugging. They might want to try reproducing the bug on a similar device or emulator running the same version of Android and the Enatega app. This helps narrow down the potential causes of the issue.

Alright, guys, we've got a solid bug report here! We know the issue, how to reproduce it, what the expected behavior is, and even have a video showing the problem. Let's get this fixed and make the Enatega Customer Application shine!