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@open-tender/components-pos
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A component library built for use with the Open Tender open source web app
A component library for use with the Open Tender open source POS and KDS apps:
This library is only relevant for restaurant brands that are customers of Open Tender. To learn more about establishing an Open Tender account, please visit our website.
Install via yarn:
yarn add @open-tender/components-pos
Or via npm:
npm install --save @open-tender/components-pos
This library provides many of the components used in the Open Tender POS app and KDS app, which is useful for providing a similar interface across both applications. This is helpful because the apps are typically utilized by the same set of employees at a given restaurant. To give you a sense, here's what the two apps look like:
You can find the storybook for all of the available components here:
@open-tender/components-pos Storybook
This library leverages Emotion for CSS-in-JS styled components and theme support via the @emotion/react
and @emotion/styled
packages, which are installed and passed down in each of the open-tender-pos app and open-tender-kds app.
The theme itself is also passed down by the POS and KDS app, but, out of the box, the theme originates in this component libray (in order to provide a common set of styles). However, you can easily override this with your own theme in the <App />
component of each of the apps.
Here's an example of a custom component that is built exclusively from components from this library:
import {
ModalClose,
ModalHeader,
ModalFooter,
Button,
ButtonGroup,
} from '@open-tender/components-pos'
const CustomModal = () => {
// code excluded for brevity
return (
<>
<ModalClose close={() => dispatch(closeModal())} />
<ModalHeader title="Please swipe card" />
<ModalFooter>
<ButtonGroup>
<Button text="Cancel" onClick={cancelSwipe} color="active" />
<Button text="Enter Pin" onClick={enterPin} color="dark" />
</ButtonGroup>
</ModalFooter>
</>
)
}
As you can see above, each of the buttons has a color
prop that determines the color scheme. You can refer to the @open-tender/components-pos Storybook to see all of the possibilities.
You can see many more examples in the open-tender-pos and open-tender-kds apps themselves.
If you find a bug or have a question, please file an issue on our issue tracker on GitHub.
Built and maintained by Open Tender.
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A component library built for use with the Open Tender open source web app
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