How akashbuddha/qr-based-food-ordering-system works
This is a Django QR-based restaurant ordering system. Its documented customer workflow runs from scanning a table QR code through viewing a menu and placing an order to the restaurant receiving it; restaurant users also manage menus and tables and generate QR codes. The graph preserves those capabilities and the documented MySQL-backed web application. Source excerpts were unavailable, so relationships are based on the README’s workflow and feature descriptions, not inspected runtime calls.
Main entry points: ScanQR.html Scan table QR · UserScreen.html View menu · views.py Place order · AddChairs.html Manage tables
Components 15
Customer ordering
- Scan table QR
FoodOrderingApp/templates/ScanQR.html - View menu
FoodOrderingApp/templates/UserScreen.html - Select food
FoodOrderingApp/templates/UserScreen.html - Place order
FoodOrderingApp/views.py
Restaurant operations
- Receive orders
FoodOrderingApp/templates/RestaurantScreen.html - Manage menu
FoodOrderingApp/templates/CreateMenu.html - Manage tables
FoodOrderingApp/templates/AddChairs.html - Generate QR codes
FoodOrderingApp/views.py
Web application
- Application routes
FoodOrderingApp/urls.py - Request handlers
FoodOrderingApp/views.py - Web interface
FoodOrderingApp/templates
Persistence
- Domain models
FoodOrderingApp/models.py - MySQL database
Other components
- Customer
- Restaurant user
Connections 10
- Customer → Scan table QR: scans QR
README.md - Scan table QR → View menu: opens menu
README.md - View menu → Select food: selects items
README.md - Select food → Place order: places order
README.md - Place order → Receive orders: delivers order
README.md - Restaurant user → Manage menu: manages menu
README.md - Restaurant user → Manage tables: manages tables
README.md - Manage tables → Generate QR codes: generates codes
README.md - Generate QR codes → Scan table QR: codes tables
README.md - Request handlers → MySQL database: uses database
README.md