An e-commerce platform that can allow the user to create an account and add items into their cart for checkout. The user can likewise remove items later on from their shopping cart. The user can checkout the items in their shopping cart with Stripe and see their previous orders in the order history tab. My motivation for this project was to create an online shopping platform that allows the user to buy stuff. This project helped me improve my skills in Redux and Stripe as well as setting up a Heroku page and using MongoDB Atlas as the database.
- To clone the repository
- Make sure you have right access to pull in the repository either by applying 'ssh' keys or by providing a username and password'
- Make sure your path is proper
- Copy the git command to where you want to clone the repository
git clone [email protected]:ByteSizeError/Redux-Store.git- You will see a
Redux-Storefolder.
- An alternate document to clone a repo can also be found at github
search-items.mov
create-account.mov
add-item.mov
remove-item.mov
login-checkout.mov
stripe-payment.mov
order-history.mov
- Users can add items into their shopping cart
- Users can remove items from their shopping cart
- Users can sign in from any other device with the same credentials
- Users can checkout their shopping cart with Stripe
- Users can see their order history when signed in
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Testing can be performed in the command line after installation of the project on the machine. To test the project go into the command line and type in
npm install
to install all the required modules. To run and test the program refer to the project demo as a walkthrough to get started.
To seed the local database we will type in
npm run seed
Next type in
npm run develop
If concurrently is missing type in
npm install -g concurrently
and follow the instructions for how to fix package issues.
After all required modules are installed should be able to run the program. It will prompt you for project information. Here is where you can test the project.
For questions you can reach me at https://github.com/ByteSizeError.
You can also reach me at [email protected] for additional questions.