An E-commerce website built using Django.
URL: https://shan-kart.herokuapp.com/

• Send email verification link to users when they sign up.
• Render order summary as invoice pdf and send them to users after the transaction has been completed.
• If there is a server error (code = 500), then an email is sent to the administrator notifying him of the error and the cause of the error.
• A Library view which contains a list of and gives the ability to download all the digital items that the customer has bought.
• Display product history in account settings which shows the products that the user has recently viewed.
• A separate analytics view for admin/staff members which shows a graph of all the product sales over the past days/weeks/months.

Note:
To use the payment api of the website, use the following dummy cards:
4242 4242 4242 4242     Visa
5555 5555 5555 4444     Mastercard
Enter any 5-digit number for CVC and any future date for expiry.

• Python - Django
• Javascript - jQuery, Ajax, jsrender, Chart.js
• Bootstrap

• Amazon Web Services (AWS): Stores all static and media files.
• Heroku: Used to deploy the project in production environment.
• stripe: Deals with payment related stuff.
• sendgrid: Used to send transactional emails like email-id verification, order completion etc.
• mailchimp: Used to send marketing emails to customers.

1. Clone the repository
   git clone https://github.com/shan18/Kart.git

2. Create a virtual environment and install the requirements
   pip install -r requirements.txt
   After installing the requirements, install this package separately
   pip install --pre xhtml2pdf

3. Rename the file credentials-sample.py in src/kart/ to credentials.py and replace the value of SECRET_KEY with the secret key of your own project. To generate a new secret key

   • Go to terminal and create a new django project django-admin startproject <proj-name>.
   • Now get the value of SECRET_KEY in settings.py and use that as the secret key for the kart project.
   • Now delete that new django project.

4. Stripe setup:

   • Create an account on stripe.
   • Go to the API section on the left.
   • Fetch the values of tokens Publishable key and Secret key and add them to STRIPE_PUBLISH_KEY and STRIPE_SECRET_KEY in credentials.py respectively.

5. Mailchimp setup:

   • Create an account on mailchimp. While signing up set the company name to the name of the project.
   • Go to the tab Lists and click on a list. Navigate to the Settings tab and click on List name and campaign defaults. Get the List ID on the right and add it to MAILCHIMP_EMAIL_LIST_ID in credentials.py
   • Get the mailchimp data center. For example: us17 (It will we visible in the url). Add it to MAILCHIMP_DATA_CENTER in credentials.py
   • Go to account settings, get the API Key and add it to MAILCHIMP_API_KEY in credentials.py

6. Sendgrid setup:

   • Create an account on sendgrid and create an API key.
   • Add your sendgrid API key to EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD in credentials.py respectively.
   • Change the email and name in DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL and MANAGERS in all settings files with your name and email.

7. Amazon Web Services (AWS) setup:
   Follow this guide to setup AWS in the project: AWS Setup. After settings up AWS, add all the required values to credentials.py (mentioned under the comment aws keys).

8. Heroku setup:
   Follow this guide to setup Heroku in the project: Heroku Setup.

9. Run the following commands
   python manage.py makemigrations
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py collectstatic

10. Now load the products and the tags into the database
    python manage.py loaddata products/fixtures/products.json python manage.py loaddata tags/fixtures/tags.json

• The Contact page in the repository has been currently disabled, to enable it uncomment line 17 in src/kart/urls.py and line 30-32 in src/templates/base/navbar.html.
• The project contains two level git architecture, inner for heroku and outer for GitHub. Thus, the reason for two .gitignore and requirements.txt files.
• Due to size issues, only one protected media file has been uploaded in GitHub. Add the others by uploading them in the Django Admin, inside the Products section.