# TakeAway
TakeAway is a command line interface for ordering food via:
## Installation
pip install takeaway
## Quick start
takeaway country postcode
Available countries: AT, BE, CH, FR, LU, NL, PT, VT.
For Vietnam see [here](https://github.com/Ovvovy/TakeAway/wiki/Vietnam).
### Create the database
–db-make
### Search
Search for meals in every restaurants:
-m meal1 meal2 …
Search for meals in restaurants:
-m meal1 meal2 … -r restaurant1 restaurant2 …
Add meals to your basket:
-a index index …
### User
Create an user:
–u-create username
Load an user:
-u username
### Order
–checkout –confirm
### All in one
takeaway country postcode -m meal … -r restaurant -a index -u username –checkout –confirm
## Links
1 maintainer
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