Ember Table

A restaurant operations platform built with React, Vite, Express microservices, and Nginx.

Frontend pages

The React app includes ten functional operations pages:

• Overview dashboard
• Orders
• Kitchen display
• Reservations
• Menu studio
• Customers
• Promotions
• Analytics
• Delivery desk
• Settings

Microservices

Each service owns one restaurant capability and lives in its own directory under services/:

• menu-service on port 3101
• order-service on port 3102
• reservation-service on port 3103
• customer-service on port 3104
• kitchen-service on port 3105
• delivery-service on port 3106
• payment-service on port 3107
• notification-service on port 3108
• analytics-service on port 3109
• promotion-service on port 3110

Each service exposes /health, GET /api/<capability>, and POST /api/<capability>. Each service also owns its own package.json and package-lock.json, so it can be installed, tested, and deployed independently from the root application.

Development

npm install
npm run services:install
npm run services
npm run dev

For a single service, install only its dependencies:

npm install --prefix services/menu-service
npm --prefix services/menu-service start

The Vite app runs at http://localhost:5173 and proxies API requests to the services.

Nginx gateway stack

Nginx is a dedicated gateway only. It does not contain, mount, or serve the React dist directory. The separate frontend container builds and serves the React application on its private port 4173; Nginx reverse-proxies / to that frontend service and /api/* to the matching private microservice.

The gateway is the only public container and listens on port 8080.

npm run docker:up

Open http://localhost:8080. Stop the stack with:

npm run docker:down