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Saddam-rest-api Free Open source REST API built with | Nodejs + Express + Mongodb ⚡️ Made with developer experience first Prettier + VSCode setup. C.R.U.D, Filter, Paginate, Sort and Search API Table of contents Author Demo Technologies Contributing Status Features Related Projects Support Feedback Run Locally API Reference Screenshots Environment Variables Deployment Author @Saddam Arbaa

Coding guide & conventions Background Firstly, please read “Angular Application Architecture Documentation.docx” file to understand the architecture overview of this application. Coding guide This document will guide developer step by step, follow strictly the project structure we have defined in the Architecture Documentation to develop a new feature of their application:

Amazon Ecommerce Clone Backend Amazon Ecommerce Clone Backend using Node.js, Express.js, MongoDB, Typescript with architecture layers – Router, Controller and Model Why this project? I am Pallavi, and I have created this project for my learning purpose.

Stay connected Vue Storefront 2 integration with Shopify This project is a Shopify integration for Vue Storefront 2. This integration is Stable and ready for the production usage. If you’d like to test it before diving in, experience our demo store here.

Online Organic eCommerce Website Online organic eCommerce website using Angular and Bootstrap. Includes sliding carousel, font awesome, bootstrap tabs, dark overlay of images, angular material cards, angular material tables, sorting tables, filtering items, adding items to shopping cart, real-time updates across pages, order management, product management, forms for adding new products, auth guards for admins and users, order summaries, shipping information collection, and more.

✧٩(•́⌄•́๑) Angular + Sanity.io This project: is a pre-rendered Angular site template using Angular Universal uses Sanity.io as the project’s headless CMS creates a Netlify Function to grab data from Sanity.

Spartacus Capybara This is an implementation of Capybara theme for Vue Storefront but in SAP Spartacus Storefront. You can treat this repository as a sample Spartacus implementation or a starter code.

@particular./shopify-request 🎮 Minimal Shopify API request library for Node Installation yarn add @particular./shopify-request # npm install @particular./shopify-request Quickstart (OAuth) const { createClient } = require('@particular./shopify-request'); // import { createClient } from '@particular.

Commerce Layer Demo Store core This Demo Store is a completely static ecommerce solution (with SSR capability) powered by Commerce Layer. The store is full-featured and fully operational, with no third-party services required.

Gatsby’s default starter Kick off your project with this default boilerplate. This starter ships with the main Gatsby configuration files you might need to get up and running blazing fast with the blazing fast app generator for React.

Next.js E-Commerce template Ready to use Next.js (TypeScript) starter kit for high-performance e-commerce websites 🔥. Free 👍. Ready to use 😎. Just clone & deploy! 🤘 Online Demo ⚡️

YourCoffeeShop-ecommerce This is a full stack serverless ecommerce site built for a fictional coffee company that require a new online presence to be able to sell their coffee related products such as coffee beans and cups/mugs.

React Native eCommerce App for Magento GraphQL api E-Commerce App written in React Native which consumes Magento 2 GraphQL api to display catalog, products, add products to cart 📷 Screenshots (Dark mode) 🚀 Getting Started: Clone the repository, by tying this command in terminal

REACT PWA Reference Storefront Overview 🚀 The REACT PWA Reference Storefront is a flexible e-commerce website built on Elastic Path’s RESTful e-commerce API, Cortex API. Through the Cortex API, the storefront uses the e-commerce capabilities provided by Elastic Path Commerce and gets data in a RESTful manner.

Next.js Storefront Next.js Storefront: Your open-source frontend starter pack for building performant e-commerce experiences with Saleor. Saleor Checkout: Extensible Next.js checkout application and payment integrations powered by Saleor API.

Minimal Ecommerce With GraphQL A simple ecommerce site to showcase the power of graphql and django In the project directory, you can run: npm start Runs the app in the development mode.

Boilerplate for an Advanced GraphQL Server w/ TypeScript 🚀 Bootstrap your GraphQL server within seconds Advanced starter kit for a flexible GraphQL server for TypeScript – based on best practices from the GraphQL community.

react-ecommerce-hook A basic shopping cart react hook, it uses localStorage to persist data Install yarn add react-ecommerce-hook Examples Product import React from 'react'; import { useCart } from 'react-ecommerce-hook'; export const Product = ({ id }) => { const { addToCart, removeFromCart, increaseQuantity, decreaseQuantity } = useCart(); return ( <div> <h1>Awesome Product</h1> {/* if item is unique, its maximum quantity is 1 */} <button onClick={() => addToCart({ id, isUnique: true })}> Add To Cart Unique Product </button> <button onClick={() => addToCart({ id })}> Add To Cart </button> <button onClick={() => removeFromCart({ id })}> Remove From Cart </button> <button onClick={() => increaseQuantity({ id })}> Increase Quantity </button> <button onClick={() => decreaseQuantity({ id })}> Decrease Quantity </button> </div> ); } Cart import React from 'react'; import { useCart } from 'react-ecommerce-hook'; export const Cart = () => { const { state: { addedIds, quantityById, }, } = useCart(); return ( <div> {addedIds.

📚 Docs | 🗣 Slack | 📝 Changelog GraphCommerce is an open source front-end framework for building headless Magento e-commerce storefronts in React. Take a look at the GraphCommerce demo store

How to Build a Static Site Ecommerce with Contentful, Gatsby, and Commerce Layer Static sites are the future of Web: fast, secure, and scalable by design. We say that they are the future of e-commerce as well (enterprise included) and this tutorial aims to demonstrate our statement.