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In the Codit offices the wallet on the website is also used for softdrinks. This is written down on a piece of paper and monthly substracted from the wallet by the head of office.
An improvement would be that we have an app (or extend the website) were we can order what is available: lunch, softdrinks, .... Lunch still needs to be unable to register when the order has been placed. Softdrinks should be available all day long.
An extension on this could be that there is a little warehouse management of stock on what is in the office so we never run out of something.
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@pieterdv Is there a way that we can expose (some) of the APIs that the website is using over API Management? This would allow people like Waut to be able to extend it.
However, we need to be careful what is being exposed of course and the level of security around it, it's money in the end so better safe than sorry.
I would just expose endpoint that enable a user to place this order. But let the backend handle the wallet functions.
If possible/required I can sit down with @pieterdv to create usecases and see how we are best equiped to do this.
It's possible to do, most of the work will come in updating the data model so we can extend it for other uses like softdrinks. And like you're saying security.
In the Codit offices the wallet on the website is also used for softdrinks. This is written down on a piece of paper and monthly substracted from the wallet by the head of office.
An improvement would be that we have an app (or extend the website) were we can order what is available: lunch, softdrinks, .... Lunch still needs to be unable to register when the order has been placed. Softdrinks should be available all day long.
An extension on this could be that there is a little warehouse management of stock on what is in the office so we never run out of something.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: