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Overview

This file explains this project. It contains information that is commonly required to understand what this project is about.

The Happy Store

This project implements a simple clothing store called the Happy Store. The website is a simple e-commerce website that allows admins to create products and classify them into categories. And it allows customers to make orders.

Table of contents

Project Setup

In this section, the key points about technologies used in the project are mentioned, along with how the project can be run.

Technologies and Dependencies

  • Project is created with:
    • Laravel: v9.37.0
    • OS: macOS v12.6
    • Bootstrap: v5.2.2
    • Laravel Breeze: vv1.14.2

Installing & Executing program

To run this project locally, just download a copy of the code and run the following commands:

$ cd happy_store # this is the project folder you downloaded
$ npm install
$ composer install
$ php artisan migrate
$ php artisan serve

Project Requirements

In this section, a list of all the requirements/features of the project are presented. Put an X between the brackets for each feature that has been developed and tested by you.

Admin:

  • An Admin account should be created by the developer.
  • The admin should be able to log into the website.
  • The logged-in admin should be able to create, list, update, and delete different product categories and subcategories.
  • The logged-in admin should be able to create, list, update, and delete different products.
  • The logged-in admin should be able to add and remove products from subcategories.
  • The logged-in admin should be able to see a list of customer orders.
  • The logged-in admin should be able to view the details of customer orders.
  • The logged-in admin should be able to update any order’s status.
  • The logged-in admin should be able to log out of the website.

Customer:

  • The customer should be able to see a list of products on the website.
  • The customer should be able to search for products by name.
  • The customer should be able to filter products.
  • The customer should be able to view a specific product’s details.
  • The customer should be able to register an account on the website.
  • The customer should be able to log into their account on the website.
  • The logged-in customer should be able to add a product to their shopping cart.
  • The logged-in customer should be able to view the products added to their cart.
  • The logged-in customer should be able to remove a product that was added to their shopping cart.
  • The logged-in customer should be able to complete their order by entering their shipping information and confirming their order.
  • The logged-in customer should be able to view a list of their orders and their statuses.
  • The logged-in customer should be able to view the details of their orders.
  • The logged-in customer should be able to log out of the website.

Database Schema

schema

Demo

https://youtu.be/kwvpfTC8-go