FoodMonkey
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  • πŸ‘‹Introduction
  • Installation
    • βš™οΈInstallation - Shared Hosting
    • πŸ”ƒUpdating - Shared Hosting
    • πŸ’»Installation - Local Machine
  • DEFINE BASICS
    • πŸ“‚Database
    • πŸ“©Mail Server
    • βŒ›Localization and Time Format
    • πŸ’²Payments
    • πŸ’±Pricing Plans
    • πŸ’°Stripe Gateway
    • πŸ’ΈPaystack Gateway
    • πŸ—ΊοΈGoogle API
    • πŸ“ˆGoogle Analytics
    • πŸ–₯️Google Authentication
    • πŸ‘€Facebook Authentication
    • πŸ›œOne Signal Push Notifications
    • πŸ“¨Twilio SMS Notifications
  • Usage
    • πŸ“ŒGetting Started
    • πŸ‘₯Register as an Admin
    • 🌏Multilingual Menu
    • ✏️Site Set-up
    • πŸͺRestaurant Subdomain
    • 🍴Single Restaurant
    • πŸ—£οΈTranslations
    • πŸ–ŒοΈCustom CSS
    • ⬆️Import from CSV
    • πŸ“Custom Fields on Order
  • Modules
    • πŸ’‘Project Modules
    • 🧩Module Installation
    • ➑️ShareThis
    • πŸͺCookie Consent
    • πŸ–¨οΈThermal Printer Module
    • πŸͺWebHooks
  • API
    • 🀝Client API
    • πŸ›΅Driver API
  • Information
    • ❓Frequently Asked Questions
    • πŸ“œChangelog
    • πŸ–₯️Developer Information
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  • Setup as Vendor
  • Video
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  1. Modules

WebHooks

Learn how to setup the Thermal WebHooks Module

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Install

Once you've obtained the code from CodeCanyon, access your admin panel as an administrator. Navigate to the "Apps" section, where you'll find an "Add" button. Use this button to upload the zip file acquired from CodeCanyon.

Setup as Project Admin

Once the module is installed, navigate to "Settings->Apps." You'll find the "WebHooks" section listed there.

WebHooks function as a link or an API endpoint designed to receive POST requests containing data for the order being made.

You have the option to set up a WebHook for when the order is approved, either by the admin (system) or by the vendor.

You or your developer can create a custom API to receive this data, allowing you to extend the system's functionality without modifying any of the project's existing code.

Setup as Vendor

When vendors log in, they can navigate to "Restaurant->Apps->WebHooks"

WebHooks serve as a link or an API endpoint that accepts POST calls containing data for the order being made

Vendors have the option to set up a WebHook for when the order is approved either by the admin (system) or by themselves.

A developer has the option to create a custom API that can receive this data, thereby expanding the system's functionality without the need to alter any of the project's existing code.

Video

Demo

To test the demo and experience the functionality:

  1. Log in to the FoodMonkey demo as admin@example.com

  2. Navigate to the restaurants section and select one of the demo restaurants.

  3. Proceed to the "Apps" tab.

  4. Enter a WebHook link (you can utilize any POST API link).

  5. Place a demo order for that specific restaurant.

  6. Verify that the order data is successfully sent to the provided URL.

  7. Remove the URL link from the restaurant after testing is completed.

You can integrate the project with tools like or , enabling connections with various other platforms.

They can link up with platforms such as or to establish connections with various other services and integrations.

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