nextorders/food

README

🍔 NextOrders: Food

Self-hosted website for food delivery. Your brand, your customers, zero middleman fees.

Loved the taste? Give a star ⭐ — it's like leaving a tip for the chef!

🎯 Who is this for?

Who	Current pain	How NextOrders helps
Small restaurants & cafes	Aggregators (Uber Eats, DoorDash, etc.) take 20-35% commission	Your own website with zero commission fees
Restaurant chains	Custom development is expensive, or stuck with legacy systems	Modern, production-ready frontend out of the box
Ghost kitchens	Full dependency on aggregators, no direct customer relationship	Direct channel to customers, own brand presence
Dev agencies & integrators	Building food delivery sites from scratch for each client	Ready-to-deploy solution, just connect your backend

The idea is simple: deploy the web-app container, connect it to your own service that implements food-schema, and you have a modern food ordering website.

🍣 Features

Performance & SEO

PageSpeed 100 — check it yourself. Fast loading, great Core Web Vitals.
Multi‑page SSR — SEO-friendly, indexable by search engines.

Global ready

11+ languages — EN, DE, ES, FR, RU, ZH, and more.
Multi‑city support — separate storefronts for different locations.

Conversion focused

Most often added — shows items frequently bought together.
Product video — boost conversion with video on product pages.
Persistent cart — always visible on desktop.
Delivery & pickup — flexible fulfillment options.

🍕 Architecture

NextOrders separates the frontend (this repo) from the backend (your business logic).

Web App — storefront that customers see and use
Your Backend — serves your menu, prices, and handles orders
Shared schema — typed contract between frontend and backend (see Food Schema)

You keep full control over your data and business logic. The frontend just needs an API that follows the schema.

🥪 Tech Stack

Nuxt: An open source framework that makes web development intuitive and powerful.
Nuxt UI: A collection of UI components for Nuxt.
Pinia: A state management solution for Vue.
TailwindCSS: A utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development.
TailwindCSS Motion: Nice animations for TailwindCSS.
Iconify: An icon library for the web.
VueUse: A collection of essential Vue composable utilities.
Zod: A schema definition and validation library for TypeScript and JavaScript.

All dependencies are managed by pnpm. Check the pnpm-workspace.yaml for more details.

🥒 Repository structure

There are main apps and services:

Web App: Web storefront. Client can order delicious food.
Web App Selector: Welcome screen with a list of available storefronts.
Essence: An example of a service with business logic and data. Web App and Web App Selector use it via API.

There are packages:

Food Schema: All types and schemas for the project. Here you can understand main data structures.
UI: Theme and components for all apps. It is a Nuxt Layer with @nuxt/ui.
Core: Shared stores and server routes. It is a Nuxt Layer.

🌎 Supported Locales

11+ languages out of the box: English, German, Spanish, French, Russian, Chinese, and more.

Full list of supported languages

Code	Language	Native	Link
`en` 🇺🇸	English	English	en-US.ts
`de` 🇩🇪	German	Deutsch	de-DE.ts
`el` 🇬🇷	Greek	Ελληνικά	el-GR.ts
`es` 🇪🇸	Spanish	Español	es-ES.ts
`fr` 🇫🇷	French	Français	fr-FR.ts
`hi` 🇮🇳	Hindi	हिंदी	hi-IN.ts
`it` 🇮🇹	Italian	Italiano	it-IT.ts
`ka` 🇬🇪	Georgian	ქართული	ka-GE.ts
`pt` 🇵🇹	Portuguese	Português	pt-PT.ts
`ru` 🇷🇺	Russian	Русский	ru-RU.ts
`zh_cn` 🇨🇳	Simplified Chinese	简体中文	zh-CN.ts

🚀 Quick Start

git clone https://github.com/nextorders/food.git
cd food
pnpm i
pnpm dev

Open http://localhost:3000 — you'll see the city selector. Pick a city to explore the storefront.

You can also develop in an isolated container with prepared options:

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Here's how to get started:

Fork the repository
Create a feature branch: git checkout -b my-feature
Make your changes and commit: git commit -m 'feat: add my feature'
Push to your fork: git push origin my-feature
Open a Pull Request

Please follow existing code style and conventions. For bug reports and feature requests, use GitHub Issues.

🍰 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the License file for details.

README

🍔 NextOrders: Food

Self-hosted website for food delivery. Your brand, your customers, zero middleman fees.

👉 Demo: Select a city

👉 Demo: Website

Loved the taste? Give a star ⭐ — it's like leaving a tip for the chef!

🎯 Who is this for?

Who	Current pain	How NextOrders helps
Small restaurants & cafes	Aggregators (Uber Eats, DoorDash, etc.) take 20-35% commission	Your own website with zero commission fees
Restaurant chains	Custom development is expensive, or stuck with legacy systems	Modern, production-ready frontend out of the box
Ghost kitchens	Full dependency on aggregators, no direct customer relationship	Direct channel to customers, own brand presence
Dev agencies & integrators	Building food delivery sites from scratch for each client	Ready-to-deploy solution, just connect your backend

The idea is simple: deploy the web-app container, connect it to your own service that implements food-schema, and you have a modern food ordering website.

🍣 Features

Performance & SEO

PageSpeed 100 — check it yourself. Fast loading, great Core Web Vitals.
Multi‑page SSR — SEO-friendly, indexable by search engines.

Global ready

11+ languages — EN, DE, ES, FR, RU, ZH, and more.
Multi‑city support — separate storefronts for different locations.

Conversion focused

Most often added — shows items frequently bought together.
Product video — boost conversion with video on product pages.
Persistent cart — always visible on desktop.
Delivery & pickup — flexible fulfillment options.

🍕 Architecture

NextOrders separates the frontend (this repo) from the backend (your business logic).

Web App — storefront that customers see and use
Your Backend — serves your menu, prices, and handles orders
Shared schema — typed contract between frontend and backend (see Food Schema)

You keep full control over your data and business logic. The frontend just needs an API that follows the schema.

🥪 Tech Stack

Nuxt: An open source framework that makes web development intuitive and powerful.
Nuxt UI: A collection of UI components for Nuxt.
Pinia: A state management solution for Vue.
TailwindCSS: A utility-first CSS framework for rapid UI development.
TailwindCSS Motion: Nice animations for TailwindCSS.
Iconify: An icon library for the web.
VueUse: A collection of essential Vue composable utilities.
Zod: A schema definition and validation library for TypeScript and JavaScript.

All dependencies are managed by pnpm. Check the pnpm-workspace.yaml for more details.

🥒 Repository structure

There are main apps and services:

Web App: Web storefront. Client can order delicious food.
Web App Selector: Welcome screen with a list of available storefronts.
Essence: An example of a service with business logic and data. Web App and Web App Selector use it via API.

There are packages:

Food Schema: All types and schemas for the project. Here you can understand main data structures.
UI: Theme and components for all apps. It is a Nuxt Layer with @nuxt/ui.
Core: Shared stores and server routes. It is a Nuxt Layer.

🌎 Supported Locales

11+ languages out of the box: English, German, Spanish, French, Russian, Chinese, and more.

Full list of supported languages

Code	Language	Native	Link
`en` 🇺🇸	English	English	en-US.ts
`de` 🇩🇪	German	Deutsch	de-DE.ts
`el` 🇬🇷	Greek	Ελληνικά	el-GR.ts
`es` 🇪🇸	Spanish	Español	es-ES.ts
`fr` 🇫🇷	French	Français	fr-FR.ts
`hi` 🇮🇳	Hindi	हिंदी	hi-IN.ts
`it` 🇮🇹	Italian	Italiano	it-IT.ts
`ka` 🇬🇪	Georgian	ქართული	ka-GE.ts
`pt` 🇵🇹	Portuguese	Português	pt-PT.ts
`ru` 🇷🇺	Russian	Русский	ru-RU.ts
`zh_cn` 🇨🇳	Simplified Chinese	简体中文	zh-CN.ts

🚀 Quick Start

git clone https://github.com/nextorders/food.git
cd food
pnpm i
pnpm dev

Open http://localhost:3000 — you'll see the city selector. Pick a city to explore the storefront.

You can also develop in an isolated container with prepared options:

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Here's how to get started:

Fork the repository
Create a feature branch: git checkout -b my-feature
Make your changes and commit: git commit -m 'feat: add my feature'
Push to your fork: git push origin my-feature
Open a Pull Request

Please follow existing code style and conventions. For bug reports and feature requests, use GitHub Issues.

🍰 License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the License file for details.

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README

🍔 NextOrders: Food

🎯 Who is this for?

🍣 Features

🍕 Architecture

🥪 Tech Stack

🥒 Repository structure

🌎 Supported Locales

🚀 Quick Start

🤝 Contributing

🍰 License

README

🍔 NextOrders: Food

🎯 Who is this for?

🍣 Features

🍕 Architecture

🥪 Tech Stack

🥒 Repository structure

🌎 Supported Locales

🚀 Quick Start

🤝 Contributing

🍰 License