Marking an Order as Delivered

The video tutorial guides viewers through the process of updating an order's status to 'delivered' in a web application. It covers backend modifications to handle delivery updates, frontend changes to constants and reducers, creating a delivery action, and adding a delivery button on the order screen. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of admin checks and state management in implementing this feature.

What is the primary change made in the backend to handle order delivery?

• Creating a new frontend component

• Modifying the payment gateway

• Updating the order controller and routes

• Adding a new database table

In the frontend, what is the purpose of setting up constants for order delivery?

• To store user information

• To configure server settings

• To handle payment transactions

• To manage different states of the delivery process

What is the main function of the deliver order action?

• To send a notification to the admin

• To process payment refunds

• To handle API requests for marking orders as delivered

• To update the user profile

What condition must be met for the 'Mark as Delivered' button to appear?

• The order must be canceled

• The user must be a guest

• The user must be an admin and the order must be paid but not delivered

• The order must be unpaid

Why is it important to check for user info before displaying the 'Mark as Delivered' button?

• To ensure the user is logged in and has admin privileges

• To verify the user's email address

• To confirm the user's payment method

• To check the user's shipping address