Welcome to the e-commerce full-stack application! This project leverages a variety of cutting-edge technologies to provide a seamless and robust shopping experience.
- 🚀 E-Commerce Full-Stack Application
- Table of Contents 📋
- Introduction 🌐
- Technologies Used 🛠️
- Features 🌟
- Prerequisites 🛠️
- Getting Started 🚀
- Application Structure 🏗️
- Database 🐘
- RESTful API 🌐
- Payment Integration 💳
- Frontend with Next.js 🚀
- Deployment with Vercel 🌐
- Docker Orchestration 🐳
- Continuous Integration with Jenkins 🚀
- Data Migration 🔄
- Testing 🧪
- Security 🔐
- Contributing 🤝
- License 📄
This full-stack e-commerce application is designed to provide a feature-rich shopping experience for users. From browsing products to seamless payment processing, the application has it all.
- Frontend: Next.js 🚀
- Backend: Strapi 💼
- Database: PostgreSQL 🐘
- RESTful API: Express 🌐
- Payment Integration: Stripe 💳
- Deployment: Vercel 🌐
- Docker: Containerization 🐳
- Orchestration: Docker Compose 🎶
- Continuous Integration: Jenkins 🚀
- ...and many more!
- User authentication and authorization
- Product catalog and search functionality
- Seamless checkout and payment processing
- Responsive and intuitive user interface
- RESTful API for backend interactions
- Containerized application for easy deployment
- Continuous integration for automated testing and deployment
Before you begin, ensure you have the following prerequisites installed:
- Node.js and npm
- Docker and Docker Compose
- PostgreSQL
- Stripe account for payment integration
- Vercel account for deployment
- Jenkins for continuous integration
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Clone this repository:
git clone https://github.com/your-username/e-commerce-app.git cd e-commerce-app -
Install dependencies:
npm install
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Set up environment variables (refer to
.env.example) -
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The project is structured as follows:
e-commerce-app/
|-- frontend/
| |-- components/
| |-- pages/
| |-- ...
|-- backend/
| |-- controllers/
| |-- models/
| |-- ...
|-- docker/
| |-- Dockerfile
| |-- ...
|-- jenkins/
| |-- Jenkinsfile
| |-- ...
|-- ...
The PostgreSQL database is used to store product information, user data, and order details. Refer to the database/ directory for schema and migration scripts.
The backend is built with Strapi, providing a robust RESTful API for interacting with the application. Refer to the backend/ directory for the server-side logic.
Payment processing is handled seamlessly with Stripe. Configure your Stripe API keys in the .env file for smooth transactions.
The frontend is built with Next.js, providing a fast and responsive user interface. Explore the frontend/ directory for React components and pages.
The application is deployed on Vercel for easy scaling and global access. Set up your Vercel account and configure deployment settings for a seamless experience.
Docker and Docker Compose are used for containerization and orchestration. The docker/ directory contains Dockerfile and Compose configurations.
Jenkins is employed for continuous integration, automating testing and deployment workflows. Refer to the jenkins/ directory for Jenkinsfile and configuration.
Data migration scripts are available in the database/migrations/ directory. Use these scripts to update the database schema or migrate data when necessary.
The application includes comprehensive testing strategies. Use the npm test command to execute tests and ensure the application's reliability.
Security is a top priority. The application follows industry best practices for securing user data, payment transactions, and preventing common web vulnerabilities.
Contributions are welcome! Feel free to open issues, submit pull requests, or suggest improvements. Let's build this application together!
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details.