Run npm run build. The output is in the dist/ folder. Drag that folder into Netlify’s web interface. You’ll get a public link: https://your-restaurant.netlify.app.
You have a generic website builder (WordPress, Wix, Squarespace) and a restaurant. You need a public script link to embed a third-party “My Restaurant” feature (e.g., GloriaFood, MenuDrive, or Toast Tab).
We will focus primarily on Scenario 1 (Astro.js) because it is the most searchable, developer-forward use case. We will then address Scenarios 2 & 3 in the troubleshooting section. astro public my restaurant script link
This is the core feature of any restaurant script. The goal is to remove the need for manual grinding.
Open your terminal and run:
npm create astro@latest my-restaurant
cd my-restaurant
npm install
When prompted, select:
Before we dive into the script link, we need to understand the platform. While "Astro" can refer to a static site generator (Astro.build), within the context of restaurant management and the keyword "My Restaurant," it most likely refers to a specific POS (Point of Sale) or online ordering platform—often used by third-party integrators or white-label solutions. Run npm run build
"Astro Public" typically denotes the customer-facing side of the software. This is the "live" environment where your customers see your menu, place orders, or book tables. It is distinct from the "Admin" or "Private" side, which contains sensitive data like sales reports and inventory.