• check if platform displays packages in a .csv or anywhere on the platform
• Stores
  • What is the USE of a Store.
  • insert link → assign Roles to User
  • Order form
  • API
  • Tags
    • Why are tags helpful
      • replace multiple communication channels
  • Time slots
  • Zones

Range duration allows for hourly slots within a multiple hour schedule.

10:00 - 18:00 with 1 hour Range replaces

10:00 - 11:00
11:00 - 12:00
12:00 - 13:00

and so on

Screenshot preview

At the moment there's only documentation in pt, en and fr. It would be nice to translate existent documentation to spanish. Payments documentation could be treated separately.

Write the full docs for Products → Restaurants

• products
  • add hyperlink for how-to remove products from homepage
  • link to Options
• options
  • tips and tricks Slack channel
• menus
• active menu
• more options
  • planning
  • stats
  • promotions by platform [3] → where is the Stripe money discounted from?
  • promotions by merchant [2] → where is the Stripe money discounted from?
  • deposit-refund (packaging)
  • refund [1]
    • hubs
    • Stripe commission
  • preparation

Ask Vincent Bachelet to help out with new legal stuff for the website and update

Write docs on Hubs

• Refunds
• Fulfillment
• Resto that is closed should not be allowed to be ordered from within a Hub

• Document the app
• Where to find signature and screenshots
• gifs in tables
• [ ]

• Settlement docs
• How-to invoice
• Manage a refund
• Manage a credit note

The readme is incomplete. cf gem stands for ruby ? do i need to install ruby? I'll complete the readme when I'll have a clearer idea :)

Write docs on how-to place a Test order before using the platform in Live mode.

Can't continue writing these docs. See issue #2076

Restaurant Stripe

• Create and set up Resto Stripe account
• Connect Test and Live mode between Resto CoopCycle and Resto Stripe account

FAO and WHO

Committee on global agreement on list of food allergens, see page 4, paragrap 3
https://cdn.who.int/media/docs/default-source/food-safety/jemra/1st-allergen-summary-report-10may2021.pdf?sfvrsn=c505375a_7

Based on systematic and thorough assessments which used all three criteria (prevalence, severity and
potency), the Committee recommended that the following should be listed as priority allergens: Cereals
containing gluten (i.e., wheat and other Triticum species, rye and other Secale species, barley and other
Hordeum species and their hybridized strains), crustacea, eggs, fish, milk, peanuts, sesame, specific tree
nuts (almond, cashew, hazelnut, pecan, pistachio and walnut). Due to the lack of data on prevalence,
severity and/or potency, or due to regional consumption of some foods, the Committee recommended
that some of the allergens, such as buckwheat, celery, lupin, mustard, oats, soybean and tree nuts (Brazil
nut, macadamia, pine nuts), should not be listed as global priority allergens but may be considered for
inclusion on priority allergen lists in individual countries. Since current dietary trends include an increased
consumption of plant-based foods and diets consisting of alternative protein sources, it was
recommended that pulses, insects and other foods such as kiwi fruits be included in a “watch list” and
evaluated for the priority allergen list when data on prevalence, severity and potency become available.
Finally, the Expert Committee recommended that foods and ingredients derived from the list of foods
known to cause immune-mediated hypersensitivities should be evaluated on a case-by-case basis for
exclusion from declaration on ingredient lists and/or on food packaging. 

England food legislation

https://www.food.gov.uk/sites/default/files/media/document/top-allergy-types.pdf
https://www.legislation.gov.uk/uksi/2014/1855/introduction/made

European union legislation on food

See page 4 → Extract from the GSLPF
https://ec.europa.eu/food/sites/food/files/safety/docs/codex_ccfl_cl-2018-24_ann-02.pdf

Argentina

http://www.anmat.gov.ar/alimentos/DIRECTRICES_ROTULADO_ALERGENOS.pdf

Following coopcycle/coopcycle-web#2509, this needs to be documented

• based on KM inside 1 zone [RESTO]
• between multiple zones [RESTO]
• total product amount [RESTO]
• kg and km
• time difference
• packages

This branch enables containerized jekyll tasks such as build, update and serve 🤓

When the page content is small, the footer does not stick to the bottom.

The current system to manage translated docs is too complicated.

The directory structure needs to be replicated between all languages, making it difficult to maintain if the structure changes.
Moreover, the complete markdown file needs to be copied from one language to another.

It would be easier to write the docs in a reference language (English), and just translate the base docs.
We could use Weblate to manage translations, either with the JavaScript Localization CDN addon, or using po4a

Coop Stripe

• Create and set up a Coop Stripe account
• Connect Coop Stripe account to the CoopCycle platform

• Remove "Applications smartphone" from the sidebar
• Create new doc section for app in the "courier" folder
  • Explain how to complete a task
  • Explain how to take a proof of delivery (photo/signature)

On each page, we should see a "edit this page" link, that directly opens GitHub.