This is a very basic 'shop' to allow people to order items and have them processed by staff. It came from an idea to help a local brewery open a beer garden during the current 2020 lockdown so customers could safely order items and pay for them with a minimum of set up and no need for online payment processing.
- Add & remove items available to buy - with a quick toggle for if they are currently available
- Download QR codes that link to each item which can be printed onto a menu - then customers can just scan them on their phones and be taken straight to the right page
- Customers can enter the amount of an item they want, a contact name or mobile number and have to tick a box to say they agree to pay
- Show current orders, mark them as completed or cancelled
- Toggle the shop as being open or closed
- See the history of all the orders
- Add and remove members of staff with their own logins
- Download a backup of the site
To get a quick demo - the easiest way by far is to install Docker and then run :
export IMAGE_NAME=pubqr:1.0
docker build -t ${IMAGE_NAME} .
PUBQR_DEMO=1 docker-compose up
You should then be able to access the app on http://localhost:3000 as 'admin@example.com' / 'password'.
To run it in production you can use the same compose technique (without the PUBQR_DEMO being set) or ideally use docker stack deploy -c docker-compose.yml pubqr instead of the docker-compose up. To create an initial user you can set three environment
variables :
PUBQR_ADMIN_NAME=Jenny
PUBQR_ADMIN_EMAIL=jenny@example.com
PUBQR_ADMIN_PASSWORD=myamazingpassword
It will then create that user and make them an admin when starting up the application via docker-compose or docker stack deploy.