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Name | WooPOS – Point Of Sale with Ionic And WooCommerce |
Market | codester.com |
Category | Full Applications |
Tags | android, angular, ionic, iOS, Point Of Sale, POS, woocommer |
POS stands for point of sale. A point-of-sale (POS) transaction is what takes place between a merchant and a customer when a product or service is purchased, commonly using a point of sale system to complete the transaction. To see different types of POS systems, click here.
So when you’re at your favorite restaurant or retail shop, and you make a purchase, you are completing a point-of-sale (POS) or a point of purchase (POP) transaction.
Merchants typically use a POS system to complete a sales transaction. In its most basic definition, a POS system is a combination of POS hardware and POS software to create a POS machine for processing a transaction and payment.
Cash registers are not as evolved as using a POS system and lack many of the functions and features of a modern day point of sale system. A cash register could be considered a point of sale solution technically, however, for our definitions, we will be focusing on point-of-sale machines (aka POS terminals) that involve both software and hardware. Continue below to learn more.
– Show category list
– Show products by cateogry
– Show order list
– Show cart list
– Show product details
– Show order detail
– Nodejs
– Angular 2+
– Ionic 3.x
– Woocommerce 3.x
1. Run command: “npm install -g ionic cordova”
2. Open “woopos” folder using CMD or Terminal
3. Install all dependencies using command: “npm install”
4. Add Android/iOS platform: “ionic cordova platform add android” or “ionic cordova platform add ios”
5. Test app on browser : “ionic serve”
6. Build Android/iOS : “ionic cordova build android” or “ionic cordova build ios”
7. Run directly on Android device: “ionic cordova run android”