/avansi-ecommerce

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Avansi Fashion - E-commerce Website

This is the GitHub repository for Avansi Fashion, an e-commerce website built with React, Tailwind CSS, and a Node.js backend. It allows users to browse, purchase garments and accessories, and manage their orders.

Key Features

User-Facing Features:

  • Product Browsing and Purchase: Search for and purchase garments and accessories.
  • Secure Payment: Pay for orders securely through SSLcommerz payment gateway.
  • User Accounts (Optional): Create accounts to manage orders and shopping preferences.
  • Order Tracking (Optional): Track the status of orders.
  • Email Notifications (Optional): Receive email confirmation after successful orders.

Admin Features (if applicable):

  • Order Management: View and manage user orders, including processing and shipping.

Technologies Used

Frontend:

  • React
  • Tailwind CSS
  • React Router DOM
  • Axios
  • React Icons
  • React Spinner
  • Headless UI
  • Swiper for Images

Backend:

  • Node.js (Express.js framework)
  • MongoDB (database)

Additional Tools:

  • Firebase (for authentication, etc.) - Configuration details needed

Getting Started (Important)

Clone the Repository:

  • git clone https://github.com//avansi-fashion.git
  • cd avansi-fashion
  • Run npm i in your terminal

Frontend:

  • Create a .env.local file in the root directory. Add the following variable (replace with your actual API key):
VITE_IMGBB_API=<your-ImgBB-API-key>
VITE_APIKEY=<your- firebase APIKEY>
VITE_AUTHDOMAIN=<your- firebase AUTHDOMAIN>
VITE_PROJECTID=<your- firebase PROJECTID>
VITE_STORAGEBUCKET=<your- firebase STORAGEBUCKET>
VITE_MESSAGINGSENDERID=<your- firebase MESSAGINGSENDERID>
VITE_APPID=<your- firebase APPID>

Firebase Configuration:

Follow Firebase documentation to set up and obtain configuration details. Add these details to the appropriate place in your code (for frond end ex: src/utils/firebase.config.js).

  • The Front-end will run on the port Ex: http://localhost:5173

Backend:

  • Clone this backend repository and follow the configuration guide.

  • Backend Here

  • Run npm i in your terminal

  • Create a .env file in the backend directory.

  • Add the following variables (replace with your actual credentials):

DB_USER=<your-database-username>
DB_PASS=<your-database-password>
ACCESS_TOKEN_SECRET=<your-access-token-secret>
GMAIL=<your-email-for-Nodemailer>
PASS=<your-password-for-Nodemailer>
STORE_ID=<your-SSLcommerz-store-ID>
STORE_PASS=<your-SSLcommerz-store-password>
  • The backend will run on the port you declared Ex: http://localhost:5000