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electronics-commerce

An e-commerce website for selling electronics powered by NodeJS, Typescript, React, and Redux.

Intro

This is an e-commerce website for selling electronics. It was made as part of the ReactJS Training I had during my internship at Dassault Systemes. I had obtained permissions to display and share this work as part of my portfolio.

Homepage (Gallery product display)

Picture of Homepage (Gallery product display)

Pre-requisites

  • NodeJS LTS Version 16.16.0 or later (with npm 8.11.0 installed)

How to use

  • Clone the repository.

To run the data storage

  • Open another powershell into data path where db.json is located (don't close previous)
  • Type npm install -g json-server to install JSON Server globally for quick backend
  • Type json-server -p 8080 --watch db.json, then go to http://localhost:8080 to verify that the database is started

To run the application

  • Open powershell into the root of the project folder (with package.json)
  • Type npm install to install dependencies of the project
  • Type npm start to start the project
  • Go to http://localhost:3001 (change port depending on your settings)

Contents

  • data folder stores the JSON database.
  • public folder stores site metadata, favicons, and ReactJS starting point
  • catalog folder provides components that are used in displaying products in a catalog fashion.
    • ProductGalleryComponent.tsx displays product in a "gallery" (aka Grid-like) format.
    • ProductListComponent.tsx displays product in a "list" format.
    • ProductsComponent.tsx is the holder of either gallery or list of products.
  • common folder houses components of the website that are not part of the catalog.
  • models define the format for the JSON database structure & data.
  • shoppingcart is the same as catalog except it handles the shopping cart side and only displays in a "list" format
  • store is where Redux functionality is defined especially on credentials persistence.

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Homepage (List)

Picture of Homepage (List product display)

Registration

Picture of registration screen

Login

Picture of login screen

Shopping cart

Picture of shopping cart

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