Current tool source / plain-language provider pages
Who stands behind the current Pizza4People tools?
Right now the public Pizza4People site points to one shared reference provider. That means the current menu, order, and operator pages come from one in-repo reference stack. This page explains that in plain language before raw manifests and GitHub docs.
Current reality
1 shared provider page in the current public site.
Not a broad vendor marketplace yet. One shared reference stack, with the same narrow proof boundary as the rest of the site.
Providers
What a provider page is for.
A module page explains what a tool does. A provider page explains who publishes that tool family right now. It is the human reading layer beside the raw manifests.
This does not certify anyone. It does not turn the registry into a marketplace operator. It simply makes the current source of the tools readable for a shop owner, journalist, or reviewer.
Current catalog
The current shared provider behind the public tools.
Current tool source
P4P Reference Modules
Right now the public Pizza4People tools come from one shared reference provider inside the repo.
Shared reference stack
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Current tool source
P4P Reference Modules
Right now the public Pizza4People tools come from one shared reference provider inside the repo.
For a pizzeria: The current menu, order, and operator pages come from one shared reference stack, not from a big live marketplace of outside vendors yet.
- Current shape
- One shared reference stack behind the current public site.
- What this is not
- No broad provider marketplace yet. No certification layer yet.
- Module count
- 18
- Technical id
p4p.reference
Good first pages for a shop
- Edit menu and prices The restaurant can change names, prices, categories, and whether an item is active.
- Simple online menu A customer opens a normal menu list and sends the order directly to the restaurant.
- Order status page A customer can check whether the order was accepted, rejected, or is ready for pickup.
- Pay at pickup / cash The restaurant can keep payment simple by taking cash or direct in-person payment outside the protocol.
More info: Open full provider page / GitHub provider reference / Open provider manifest
Contact
Questions about who stands behind the current stack?
Questions about provider identity, module ownership, or the current public tool source: hedegreen.research@gmail.com.
Source and protocol work: https://github.com/DennisHedegreen/p4p.
Public proof front door: https://pizza4people.com/.