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peachy-booking-flow

v1.11.6

Published

Peachy Booking Flow Widget

Readme

Peachy Booking Flow

A Svelte web components library for Peachy's booking flow widget.

Prerequisites

  • Node.js and npm
  • Chrome browser (recommended for testing)

Getting Started

1. Navigate to the Project Directory

cd peachy-booking-flow

2. Install Dependencies

npm i

3. Start the Development Server

npm run dev

The dev server will start, typically on port 5000.

Testing the Booking Flow

1. Open the Application

Navigate to http://localhost:5000 in Chrome

2. Complete the Booking Flow

Follow these steps to test the complete booking flow:

  1. Region Selection: Choose "Chicago" region
  2. Location Selection: Select "West Soho" location
  3. Time Selection: Pick any available time slot
  4. Phone Authentication:
    • Enter phone number: 1231231231
    • Complete the captcha if prompted
    • Enter confirmation code: 123123
  5. Confirm Booking: Click the "Confirm Booking" button to complete the test

Test Credentials

  • Test Phone Number: 1231231231
  • Test Confirmation Code: 123123

Troubleshooting

  • If port 5000 is already in use, the dev server will notify you and may start on a different port
  • Make sure all dependencies are installed before running the dev server
  • Use Chrome browser for the best testing experience