Installation

Requires Apache, PHP 7, MariaDB (or MySQL) and Bootstrap 3. On Debian:

$ apt-get install apache2 libapache2-mod-php mariadb-server php-mysql php-intl \
    libjs-jquery libjs-jquery-ui libjs-underscore libjs-bootstrap \
    libjs-moment libjs-eonasdan-bootstrap-datetimepicker

Database Setup

Create the database using the script in db:

$ mariadb < createdb.sql

Web Page Setup

Install the directory website in a directory where it is served by Apache, e.g. /var/www/pizza. Then create a config.php by modifying config.php.template:

$ cp config.php.template config.php
$ nano config.php
Adjust the name, base URL, and logo of the site.

Cron

To send emails when a due time of an order has come, the script /website/script/maintenance.php has to be run at regular intervals. For this, a cron script similar like the one in cron can be used. Copy the file to /etc/cron.d and adjust the path to maintance.php (if not using /var/www/pizza as the install location).

Database Update

When updating to a new version, a database update might be required. For this, run

$ mariadb < updatedb.sql

in the db directory.

Docker

Instead of installing on a Linux server, a Docker image can be built and run via docker-compose.

The files docker/config.php and docker/ssmtp.conf have to be adjusted beforehand, the corresponding templates config.php.template and docker/ssmtp.conf.template can be used as a starting point.

The script setup-docker.sh can be used to create the config files, open an editor and start docker-compose. The port on which to listen is 8088 per default, and can be changed in docker/docker-compose.yml.