eshopper

An e-commerce project offering products such as clothing, accessories and shoes.

Demo

Live demo running on Heroku.

Feature List

• Search and browse through categories, brands and gender
• Temporary shopping cart
• Calculate time and cust of an order by Zip Code
• Basic authentication
• CRUD products
• Image upload
• Statistics for products and customers
• Sales reports
• Communicate with an external payment app

Techlogoy Stack

Server-side:

• Spring Framework – noxml (MVC 4, Security, Test)
• JSP
• JPA 2.0 – Hibernate
• Database (MySQL, Redis)
• Jasper Reports
• Testing (JUnit, Selenium - PhantomJS)
• RESTful API
• Webservice SOAP client (Correios)
• S3 – AWS Integration
• Web Resource Optimizer (htmlcompressor, yuicompressor, wro4j)
• Java8, i18n, Maven 3, SLF4J

Client-side:

• Bootstrap 3.x
• jQuery (Design patterns)
• Jasmine Framework

How to run this application

Open the command line and copy this repository:

$ git clone https://github.com/erickbogarin/eshopper.git
$ cd eshopper

Running with Docker

$ docker-compose up -d

Go to http://localhost:8080 to see the app

Manually Deploying

Requirement Environment

Make sure the following services are installed and running:

• Apache Tomcat 8
• MySQL
• Redis

Setting up the MySQL Database

Create the database

$ CREATE DATABASE eshopper

Import the dbinit.sql file

 mysql -u <user name> -p<password> eshopper < dbinit.sql

Deploying on Tomcat

Within the project root folder path, copy the following commands bellow:

$ cd app
$ mvn package -DskipTests
$ cp target/e-shopper.war <your-path-to>/tomcat/webapps
$ service tomcat restart

Go to http://localhost:8080 to see the app

Notes

Configuring the AWS S3 Service (Optional)

• Set YOUR AWS_ACCES_KEY and AWS_SECRET_KEY ENV variables
• Put your AWS Bucket name at AmazonServer configuration file
• Change to AmazonServer as provider at ProductsController class.

Credits

E-Shopper Bootstrap Theme by nopCommerce