An e-commerce store that sells a variety of products using server side framework Ruby on Rails.

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• Separates 'user' role for 'admins'.
  • Admin manages the products inventory, view orders, categories/subcategories and user's information on customers.
• Categories can be dynamically created by the admin (i.e. Science Fiction), and all products should be assigned to a category.
• Separate 'user' role for 'customers'.
  • Customers can purchase items only if they are registered users and are able to track status of their orders.
• Follows a standard practice for a shopping cart, and have appropriate search (using Solr) and filters on product pages (i.e. by category, by price).
• Able to create and manage the status of your orders.
• Uses devise power gem to manage user authentication.
• Follows a very easy to navigate interface. (Bootstrap for front-end).

• Project Url: https://ecommerce-store-kalebr.herokuapp.com/home
  • Search Engine functionality not working on productions because you're entitle to pay ($15/month) to have an instance of SORL running in production.
  • Admin credentials
    • username: [email protected]
    • password: admin123
  • Create regular user on the application.

• Clone the repository from Github.
  • https://github.com/yannycastrillon/ecommerce_store
• Open a terminal, go to your proyect's directory and run bundle install --> Install all your dependencies gems.
• Must run this command rails db:create, rails db:migrate to run db migrations.
• Later you must run:
• rails s for the application to work on "localhost:3000".
• We must run the sunspot Solr server locally to be able to have search functionality. RAILS_ENV=development bundle exec rake sunspot:solr:start.

• Make sure all testing specs are green.

  • Run the command RAILS_ENV=test bundle exec rake sunspot:solr:start. To start Solr server on testing environment. (This will create the write.lock file on Solr directory).

    

  • Run specs bundle exec rspec spec.

    

• Incorportate Twillio Authy for 2-factor authentication during a purchase.
• Refactor to make code DRY.