eCommerce platform built with the MERN stack & Redux.
This project is part of my MERN Stack From Scratch | eCommerce Platform course. It is a full-featured shopping cart with PayPal & credit/debit payments. See it in action at https://www.proshopdemo.dev
This is version 2.0 of the app, which uses Redux Toolkit. The first version can be found here
- Full featured shopping cart
- Product reviews and ratings
- Top products carousel
- Product pagination
- Product search feature
- User profile with orders
- Admin product management
- Admin user management
- Admin Order details page
- Mark orders as delivered option
- Checkout process (shipping, payment method, etc)
- PayPal / credit card integration
- Database seeder (products & users)
- Create a MongoDB database and obtain your
MongoDB URI- MongoDB Atlas - Create a PayPal account and obtain your
Client ID- PayPal Developer
Rename the .env.example file to .env and add the following
NODE_ENV = development
PORT = 5000
MONGO_URI = your mongodb uri
JWT_SECRET = 'abc123'
PAYPAL_CLIENT_ID = your paypal client id
PAGINATION_LIMIT = 8
Change the JWT_SECRET and PAGINATION_LIMIT to what you want
npm install
cd frontend
npm install
# Run frontend (:3000) & backend (:5000)
npm run dev
# Run backend only
npm run server
# Create frontend prod build
cd frontend
npm run build
You can use the following commands to seed the database with some sample users and products as well as destroy all data
# Import data
npm run data:import
# Destroy data
npm run data:destroy
Sample User Logins
admin@email.com (Admin)
123456
john@email.com (Customer)
123456
jane@email.com (Customer)
123456
The code here in the main branch has been updated since the course was published to fix bugs found by students of the course and answer common questions, if you are looking to compare your code to that from the course lessons then please refer to the originalcoursecode branch of this repository.
There are detailed notes in the comments that will hopefully help you understand and adopt the changes and corrections. An easy way of seeing all the changes and fixes is to use a note highlighter extension such as This one for VSCode or this one for Vim Where by you can easily list all the NOTE: and FIX: tags in the comments.
We see the following warning in the browser console..
<tD> cannot appear as a child of <tr>.
and
warning: Received 'true' for a non-boolean attribute table.
Code changes can be seen in ProfileScreen.jsx
In our SearchBox input, it's possible that our urlKeyword is undefined, in
which case our initial state will be undefined and we will have an
uncontrolled input initially i.e. not bound to state.
In the case of urlKeyword being undefined we can set state to an empty
string.
Code changes can be seen in SearchBox.jsx
When updating and uploading product images as an Admin user, all file types are allowed. We only want to upload image files. This is fixed by using a fileFilter function and sending back an appropriate error when the wrong file type is uploaded.
You may see that our checkFileType function is declared but never actually
used, this change fixes that. The function has been renamed to fileFilter and
passed to the instance of multer
Code changes can be seen in uploadRoutes.js
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