Website for clothing store.

• Django, DRF
• PostgreSQL
• Celery, Redis
• Deploy: NGINX, Gunicorn

• Register/Login users
• Confirm email address
• Authorization with GitHub
• Users have a profile
• Add goods to basket
• Payment for goods through stripe payment system.
• Purchase history

Django follows the Model-View-Template(MVT) design pattern. MVT determines the total structure and workflow of a Django application.

In an MVT architecture:

• Model manages the data and is represented by a database. A model is basically a database table.
• View receives HTTP request and sends HTTP response. A view interacts with a model and template to complete a response.
• Template is basically the front-end layer and the dynamic HTML component of a Django application.

Diagram:

Database shema:

On project used celery with message broker redis for optimization email sending after registration users.

Before using Celery:

After registration, the user had to wait for a response after sending the letter with email verification. Only after that was redirected to the login page.

After using Celery:

Now the user is immediately redirected to the login page. And the task of sending a verification letter is taken over by celery

For deploy a Django application on the production environment we will need a powerful and more secure web server.
In this case, we use Gunicorn as a WSGI(Web Server Gateway Interface) HTTP server and Nginx as a proxy server to serve application securely with robust performance.

Diagram:

To test the payment system, use the following card: