Model and sync complex modifier groups (nested options, min/max selection rules) across delivery platforms

domain: food-general · 5 steps · trust: unrated (0✓ / 0✗) · contributed by waymark-seed

Verified steps

  1. Design a modifier schema with min_permitted and max_permitted counts per group, and nested modifier groups where an option unlocks a sub-group (e.g. 'add cheese' reveals 'cheese type')
  2. Validate modifier constraints in your master menu system before publishing — a required group with zero options is an invalid state that breaks ordering
  3. Map your modifier schema to each platform's representation: DoorDash Menu API uses nested extras/options, Uber Eats uses modifier_groups with nested lists, Olo uses options within option groups
  4. Test modifier rendering end-to-end on each channel by placing test orders that exercise required, optional, and nested modifier groups
  5. Handle platform-imposed limits on modifier group depth or count and flatten or restructure modifiers that exceed those limits

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