Campus_Market

This website is to help international students to plan their stay around their university. check for available houses around the campus, buy and sell reused household items, books, electronics etc..

How we developed

Here we developed this application using React.JS for frontend, Node.js for backend services, Mongodb atlas and firebase storage for saving and retreving the data.

Versions:

1. "react": 18.0.0
2. "npm" : 8.1.2
3. "node" : 16.13.2

Components

1. Header
2. SignIn_login - User can either Signin or Login here
3. Tips To Sell - User can sell their items here
4. Homepage - This about me page of the website
5. Display Products - This is opening page of the website that displays the list of products on selected category( like tab)
6. Show Product Details - This page shows details of the product
7. User Profile - user can see his profile, products he bookmarked, produts he posted to sell
8. Spinner
9. Footer

Mongodb Atlas

Used Mongodb database named Campus Market having following collections:

1. User_details
2. books
3. events
4. foodmarket
5. for rent : houses & apartments
6. household items
7. mobile & electronics.

Firebase Storage

Used to store and retieve images

Regarding the website.

1. HomePage:

2. SigninPage:

On siginin the data gets added to user_details collections as shown here:

3. Login Page :

Error message for invalid credentials:

4. Reset Password :

Password gets updated accordingly in user_detail collection:

5. On suceesful login user can check their profile on clicking Account button:

6. User can sell/post their product : on clicking sell button on header:

On success message : data gets added to corresponding collection(category) and image to firebase storage.

Same produt posted can be seen on products page:

Each post has product name, product price, University, Email adrees of the user posted the item.

7. User profile page:

8. The website helps users to find products around their university using the global search bar.

9. User can like/bookmark the products he wished to.

Business Rules

1. User needs to login to bookmark/ like any product
2. User should be a registered member to sell his product on the site.
3. User while selling his product must upload images of product but not more than 5.

Accessibility

1. aria-hidden, aria-expanded, aria-labelled-by, aria-controls - for Accordions in TipsToSell component.
2. aria-checked, arai-labelled-by - for checkbox in SignIn_login component.
3. aria-roledescription,aria-label - for carousel in Homepage component.

Default login :

you will be able to login with these default credentials too or you can signin and login to the website.

Email: 'j1@gmail.com' Password: 'j1'

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