Marketplace App

Overview

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Built With

• React
• Redux
• Node
• Express
• PostgreSQL
• Sequelize
• Nodemailer
• Cloudinary
• Firebase
• JSON Web Token
• Mercadopago

Description

Final project Henry Bootcamp.

Marketplace functions:

• Sing up and Sing In.
• Sing In by Google.
• Search, filter and order products.
• Ask questions about a product.
• Products owners can answer the questions.
• Add products to the shoping cart and purshase it.
• Notifications in the APP and by email.
• Buyers can contact sellers thought a chatbot when buy a product.
• Buyers can score products they buy.
• See my publications.
• See my purchases.
• See my sales.
• Edit profile, publications and sales state.
• Users can recover their password.

How To Use

1. Install the database system Postgresql. You can download it here https://www.postgresql.org/download/
2. Clone the repository https://github.com/jruizsilva/e-commerce-labs
3. On folder api create a file: .env with the folow information:

   LOCAL_DB_HOST=localhost
   LOCAL_DB_NAME=ecommerce
   LOCAL_DB_PORT=5432
   LOCAL_DB_USER=yourPostgresUser
   LOCAL_DB_PASSWORD=yourPostgresPassword
   CLOUDINARY_CLOUD_NAME=yourCloudinaryCloudName
   CLOUDINARY_API_KEY=yourCloudinaryApiKey
   CLOUDINARY_API_SECRET=yourCloudinaryApiSecret
   CLOUDINARY_PRESET=yourCloudinaryPreset
   ACCESS_TOKEN=yourMercadopagoAccessToken
   EMAIL_SENDER=anGmailAccount
   EMAIL_PASSWORD_SENDER=anAppGmailPassword
   

   Replace all the credentials from Local_DB_USER with your own credentials.
4. On folder client create a file: .env with the folow information:

   REACT_APP_CLOUDINARY_NAME=yourCloudinaryCloudName
   REACT_APP_MP_PUBLIC_KEY=yourMercadopagoAccessToken
   

   Replace all the credentials by your own credentials.
5. You must create a database call ecommerce on postgresql. YOu can follow this tutorial to know how https://apuntes-snicoper.readthedocs.io/es/latest/programacion/postgresql/comandos_consola_psql.html
6. Once you finish step 5, open a terminal window, move to 'api' folder, run npm i or npm install in order to install the dependencies. Then run, npm start to start the Back-end.
7. Repeat step 6 on a new terminwl window, but located on 'client' folder.
8. The APP should start running on localhost:3000 in your browser.

Contact

• Website https://e-commerce-labs-frontend-jonathanruizsilva.vercel.app/home
• GitHub @jonathanruizsilva
• Linkedin @jruizsilva