Restaurant ordering for a big touchscreen and a browser delivery demo. BiteOS lets guests build a meal, compare combos, and choose relevant add-ons with the price visible before they confirm.
Try the live demo · Open the kiosk · Read in Russian
- Guest: choose a restaurant, browse its menu, build a cart, add or remove a matching side or drink, and see the exact extra cost. Discounted combo cards show their contents, separate-item price, and savings.
- Checkout: accept one relevant add-on or decline it; a single cheaper alternative may follow. Nothing is added without the guest choosing it.
- Restaurant and courier: try menu edits, offer rules, a preparation countdown, pickup, and delivery in a single-tab simulation.
- Kiosk: use a touch-friendly menu with modifiers, combos, cart controls, and contextual suggestions. The local stack can save demo orders.
The live site has four sample restaurants, including Bite Burger and Roby's Coffee House. Fast-food prices are shown in ₽ and Roby's menu prices in ₺. The restaurant and courier screens are interactive demos, not connected to real businesses or drivers.
| Surface | What runs |
|---|---|
| GitHub Pages demo | React and a browser-only demo adapter. Its delivery data stays in the current tab; kiosk orders last until reload. |
| Local kiosk | React + TypeScript frontend, Go API for catalog, quotes, and demo order storage, and a Rust service for deterministic suggestions. |
Go is the source of truth for kiosk prices. Rust reads the current catalog and proposes suitable items; it does not set prices. If the recommendation service is unavailable, local ordering still works without suggestions. The rules are explainable and do not use an LLM or personal data.
Install Node.js 24+, pnpm 11.19.0, Go 1.21+, and Rust 1.93+ with a working system linker. From the repository root:
corepack enable
corepack prepare pnpm@11.19.0 --activate
pnpm --dir apps/kiosk install --frozen-lockfile
node scripts/dev.mjsOpen http://127.0.0.1:5173 after the three services start. The first Rust build can take a while. On Windows, use the Rust MSVC toolchain and Visual Studio C++ Build Tools; the Russian guide includes a session-only toolchain example. You can also run docker compose up --build and open http://127.0.0.1:8090.
Run the project checks and build with:
node scripts/test.mjs
node scripts/build.mjsThe test script checks the Go API, Rust rules, React type/build output, and frontend behavior. CI also runs Go's race detector. For a browser-only preview, run pnpm --dir apps/kiosk build:pages; the published version is built from main by GitHub Actions.
apps/kiosk/ React UI for delivery and kiosk
services/api/ Go catalog, pricing, and local demo orders
services/recommender/ Rust suggestion rules
scripts/ Development, checks, and build
docs/ Product scope and asset provenance
This is a working prototype, not a production POS or delivery service. The public demo has no shared server, accounts, payments, real dispatch, or cross-device order state. The local JSON order store is for a single-process demo, not a live restaurant. Prices, addresses, timing, and menu availability are illustrative. Read the product scope and full Russian guide for the boundaries and API details.
Issues and focused pull requests are welcome; CONTRIBUTING.md has setup and check commands. Original BiteOS code is MIT-licensed. Roby's photos and other third-party assets are not covered by that grant; see NOTICE.md and asset provenance before reusing media or brand material.