Grace Shopper is a e-commerce website project designed to test developers' coding abilities and team-based skills that they've learned througout the Full Stack Academy program. Our team decided to create an e-commerce website that sells gym equipment, complete with cart/checkout functionality, user signup/login, and administrator features. On the front-end we used React and Redux and used Node.js and express on our backend with a PostgreSQL database.
In this project, I led the development and creation of the site administrator and product category (i.e. sorted types of equipment) views and functionality. In all of these website views/functionalities, my task was to design and build the database models, create RESTful APIs, and build the React (with Redux state management) components. Additionally, I led the implementation of administrator permissions and ensuring proper permissions checks on both the front-end, as well as the back-end to ensure optimal security.
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git clone&&cdinto the project directorynpm installto install project dependenciescreatedb graceshopper&&createdb graceshopper-testto make a Postgres databasenpm run seedto seed the database with data- Running
npm run start-devwill make great things happen! - Open up
localhost:8080in your favorite browser
If you want to run the server and/or webpack separately, you can also
npm run start-server and npm run build-client.
- Components: PascalCase // eg.
AllProducts.js - Reducers: camelCase // eg.
myStore.js - Tests: type.spec.js // eg.
AllProducts.test.js,myStore.test.js