▶ Description

Welcome to game of drones. My fictional e-commerce store, that offers handmade trading cards!

▶ Functionalities

• landing page
• products page: with all cards displayed
• a single page for each card with details
  • toggle the counter and add cards to the cart with the button below
  • total quantity shown in the header
• cart page
  • displaying all cards in the cart with the correct quantity and price for each
  • total count of items and the total sum of the cart
  • adjust the quantities of items before proceeding to checkout
• checkout page
• thank you page

▶ Technologies

• Next.js
• React.js
• PostgreSQL
• Emotion
• Jest (Unit tests)
• Playwright (E2E tests)
• TypeScript
• GitHub Actions
• Lottie

▶ Setup instructions

• Clone the repository with git clone <repo>
• Setup the database by downloading and installing PostgreSQL
• Create a user and a database
• Create a new file .env
• Copy the environment variables from .env-example into .env
• Replace the placeholders xxxxx with your username, password and name of database
• Install dotenv-cli with yarn add dotenv-cli
• Run yarn install in your command line
• Run the migrations with yarn migrate up
• Start the server by running yarn dev

▶ Deploy on Fly.io

• Sign up on Fly.io
• On the Fly.io Tokens page, generate a new Fly.io access token named GitHub Actions Deploy Token and copy it from the text box that appears - it will only be shown once
• In your GitHub repo under Settings → Secrets → Actions, click the New repository secret button at the top right of the page and create a new token with the name FLY_API_TOKEN and the token you copied as the secret
• On the command line, log in to Fly.io using the following command and enter your credentials in the browser window that appears:

flyctl auth login

• Create an app, specifying the name using only lowercase letters and dashes:

flyctl apps create --name <app name>

• Create the Fly.io config files
• Change your database/connect.ts
• Change your next.config.js
• Add database credentials using Fly.io secrets (the credentials will be randomly generated for security):

flyctl secrets set PGHOST=localhost PGDATABASE=$(openssl rand -hex 16) PGUSERNAME=upleveled$(openssl rand -hex 16) PGPASSWORD=$(openssl rand -base64 32)

• If your app needs any additional environment variables such as API keys, also add them to the secrets using the following pattern:

flyctl secrets set <secret name>=<secret value>

• The Next.js documentation mentions exposing variables to the browser using variables prefixed with NEXT_PUBLIC_. Instead of using environment variables for this, we recommend declaring a JavaScript variable in your code because this information is not secret - it will be exposed to the browser. If you absolutely need to set a NEXT_PUBLIC_ environment variable, you can add it to your .env.production file.
• Create a 1GB volume for the PostgreSQL database in the Frankfurt region:

flyctl volumes create postgres --size 1 --region fra

• Deploy the first version of the app:

flyctl deploy