Enatega Android App: Restaurant Filter Bug

Hey guys, so we've got a bit of a snag with the Enatega Customer Application on Android. It seems like when you're trying to find your next foodie adventure, the filters on the restaurant page are just not playing nice. You know, when you go to browse restaurants, you expect to be able to, like, narrow down your choices by cuisine, rating, or even price range? Well, it turns out that even when you do select those filters, the app isn't actually showing you restaurants that match your criteria. It's a bit of a bummer, honestly, because it makes finding exactly what you're craving way harder than it needs to be. We want this app to be super smooth for you, so we're diving deep into this bug to get it sorted ASAP.

The Nitty-Gritty of the Bug

So, let's get down to the nitty-gritty, shall we? The core issue here is that the filters on the restaurant page in the Enatega Customer Application for Android are simply not being applied. Imagine this: you're starving, you open the app, and you're craving, say, Italian food. You head over to the restaurant list, tap on that handy filter button, select 'Italian' under cuisine, and maybe even set a star rating of 4 and above. You hit 'apply', and... crickets. The list of restaurants either stays exactly the same, or it updates in a way that doesn't seem to reflect your carefully chosen filters at all. It’s like you never even bothered to filter! This is a pretty big deal, guys, because filters are supposed to help you make decisions, not add to the confusion. They’re meant to be the guiding light to your perfect meal, cutting through the noise and showing you exactly what you’re looking for. When they don’t work, it feels like the app is letting you down. We’ve seen this happen across different filter categories – cuisine, rating, price range, you name it. The expected behavior is that as soon as you apply a filter, the list should instantly refresh to show only those delicious Italian places (or whatever you selected). No lag, no need to manually refresh the page, just bam, the right results. And to make things even better, these filters should stick. If you navigate away to check out a specific restaurant's menu and then come back to the restaurant list, those filters should still be active, waiting for you. This makes for a seamless browsing experience, allowing you to really hone in on your dining choices without having to re-apply your preferences every single time. It’s all about making your life easier and your food journey more enjoyable. This bug is definitely a priority for us to squash, because we know how frustrating it can be when technology doesn't cooperate.

How to Reproduce the Glitch

Alright, let's walk through exactly how you guys can see this filter fiasco for yourselves. It’s pretty straightforward, and understanding these steps is key to us fixing it. First things first, you need to have the Enatega Customer Application up and running on your Android device. Make sure you're logged in and ready to explore. Step 1: Once the app is open, you'll want to navigate to the main restaurant browsing area. You do this by tapping on the 'Restaurants' menu button. This is usually pretty prominent, often found in the bottom navigation bar or a side menu. Step 2: Now, here’s where the magic (or lack thereof) happens. Look for the Filters button. Typically, this is located in the top right corner of the screen. It might look like a funnel icon or simply say 'Filters'. Tap on that bad boy. Step 3: You'll then see a whole array of filtering options pop up. This is where you get to be picky! You might see categories like 'Cuisine' (think Mexican, Indian, Vegan), 'Rating' (for those who only want the top-rated spots), 'Price Range' (budget-friendly or splurge-worthy), and maybe even options for delivery time or dietary needs. Step 4: Go ahead and select one or more of your desired filters. For example, pick 'Sushi' under Cuisine and maybe a 4-star minimum rating. Then, hit the 'Apply' or 'Done' button. Step 5: See the Error. This is the crucial part. After you apply your filters, you're supposed to see the list of restaurants update immediately to show only sushi places with a 4-star rating or higher. However, what’s actually happening is that the list either doesn't change at all, or it changes in a way that clearly doesn't respect the filters you just set. You might still see pizza places or 3-star restaurants mingling with your carefully curated selection. This is the moment of truth, guys, where the bug reveals itself. It’s important to note that this isn't a one-off glitch; it seems to be consistently happening whenever filters are applied on the restaurant page within the Android app. Understanding these steps helps our dev team pinpoint the exact moment things go wrong in the code, making the fix much faster and more efficient. We appreciate you helping us identify these issues!

What Should Happen (The Expected Behavior)

Okay, let's paint a picture of how things should be working, because honestly, this is what makes using an app like Enatega a joy, guys. The expected behavior is that the selected filters should modify the restaurant list dynamically and instantly. What does that mean in plain English? It means that the moment you tap 'Apply' after selecting your criteria – say, you're hunting for vegetarian options or restaurants that offer delivery within 30 minutes – the list of restaurants you see should immediately update. No ifs, ands, or buts. It should be a seamless, almost magical, transformation. You pick 'Vegetarian', and poof, only the green goodness appears. You set your delivery time, and bam, only the speedy spots are shown. We're talking about a real-time refresh that reflects your choices. The key here is **