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Point-of-sale backend service for POSko project
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A free to use POS app written on rails. It currently targets small-size businesses like 'retail stores', restaurants and others.
This is the backend of POSko project.
Try ithere
This demo app resets every 6 hours. It is hosted on a free dyno that might not beavailable at the moment of your visit. It is also implemented minimally with less to noproper security measures.
This app instance is hosted forDEMO purposes only and isNOT MONITORED actively. Do notleave any personal information like passwords, email, etc. It is advisable to usemade-upemails andpassword for your own safety.
The owner of this app will notbe liable for any data breach due to this demo app's lack of proper securitymeasures.
- Tested on Ruby
2.4.3 - Rails
5.1.6
Runbin/setup
Runbin/update
bundle exec rspecorbundle exec guard
The API references is available onPOSko API Docs.
You can contribute by documenting our APIhere.
There are some automations implemented there using postman test script. It stores your token and then includes it on requests with authorization procedure.
You need to set up your environment variables to fully utilize that automation. These are the variables this collection needs:
| Variable | Value |
|---|---|
| url | https://localhost:300 |
| account_name | first_company |
| admin@first_company.com | |
| password | pass |
These variables are based on rails defaults and seed data. Change it according to your needs.
We don't have it yet. But you can develop your own Android/iOS app with our APIs
Posko Electron is now on its way. This is the first attempt to bring posko on desktops
Contributions/Suggestions are very welcome. Check it outhere
There is a generator namedbreadko in this app. You can use it by typing this command:
rails g breadko posts contents:string user_id:integer
Then, modify the files to fit your needs.
This POS project is being developed to work on mini computers. I don't have yet these physicaldevices to test if this approach will actually work. I am partnering with localstore owners to test its capabilities, drawbacks and upkeep once it is fully functional.But due to the slow development and the lack of hardware, this project maybe outby late 2019.
If you have a spare device and would like to support this idea, you can send some help. I will gratefully accept a unit of Raspberry Pi 3 from you. ;)
Or you can initiate and work on this project yourself and share your experience with us