Simple e-commerce API including blog services.

The project is an idea that I came up with after my own extensive research on businesses that really work well in the current times.

What is E-Commerce Blog API?

This project is supposed to be an API only for the e-commerce blog API. We will be serving products like:

1. Bags (Men and Women) <--> Startin point
2. Watches (Men, Unisex, and Women)
3. Clothing (Men and Women)
4. Jewellery (Men and Women)
5. Shoes (Men and Women)
6. Makeup supplies (Men and Women)
7. A blog CRUD.
8. Yoga matt.

Getting started.

So far we are using:

• .eslintrc.js is currently set to 'eslint:airbnb' coding standards.
• server.jsis where our server and database orm setup and configuration is found.
• dump.sql is data dump of dummy data(I know we can do better).
• config.js contains all the environments.
• package.json contains all the dependencies.

Express framework https://expressjs.com

Postgresql https://www.postgresql.org/docs/

Sequelize: http://docs.sequelizejs.com/manual/installation/usage.html

How to contribute?

Currently, It will be just the two of us. I have no idea about how docker and vault works. I’m only aware of JWT but even for it’s implementation It’s safe to say that you can initiate the setup. I really wish to make use of Express, Postgresql, and sequelize (ORM), stripe for payment gateway.

Note:

master = Production branch
develop = Development branch

• Continuous Integration: we will be having issue-<number> branches to be merged with all the updates on develop branch.
• Continuous Delivery: if possible @prafiles hook up the master and develop branch with free heroku servers.
• Continuous Deployment: Create a pipeline @prafiles which makes it deploy each time we merge anything on the master and develop branch.
• Continuous Testing: Leave the testing part up to me. We'll keep all the apis synced on postman.

Structure (Tentative)

• The Routes are defined inside /routes folder.
• The Models schemas are defined inside the /models folder.
• The Restful services can be found inside /app/api folder.
• All public files are kept inside /app/public folder.

Models:

• Products,
• Shopping Cart,
• Blog/posts,
• Orders,
• Users.

Also, Featuring:

• Payment integration using stripe at checkout.