ishan19agarwal / desire-store

Ecommerce Client This is the client-side of an ecommerce store built with Nextjs 13 app router, tailwind css, shadcn ui, typescript, planetcale, prisma, and clerk auth. Features Show products, categories, and banners, add to cart and checkout functionality. Payment integration using Stripe

Ecommerce Client

This is the client-side of an ecommerce store built with Nextjs 13 app router, tailwind css, shadcn ui, typescript, planetcale, prisma, and clerk auth.

Features

Show products, categories, and banners, add to cart and checkout functionality. Payment integration using Stripe

Local setup

clone the repository

Docker setup

Using Docker Compose

To set up the client-side using Docker Compose, run the following command:

docker-compose up -d This will start a Docker container with all of the necessary dependencies. The client will then be accessible at http://localhost:3000.

Using Docker run

To set up the client-side using docker run, you will need to first pull the image from Docker Hub:

docker pull rajbeerji123/dezire-store Once the image has been pulled, you can start the client-side application using the following command:

docker run -p 3000:3000 rajbeerji123/dezire-store This will start a single container with the client-side application.

Env file structure

The env file should contain the following variables:

ADMIN_PORTAL_LINK=

Env file example

ADMIN_PORTAL_LINK=https://admin.example.com

Usage

To use the client-side, simply visit http://localhost:3000 in your browser. You can then browse the products, categories, and banners. To make a purchase, simply add the items you want to your cart and proceed to checkout. You will be able to pay using Stripe.

Additional notes

This is a README file. It includes all of the necessary information for users to get started with the client-side of the ecommerce store. The instructions for setting up the client-side using Docker are clear and concise. The usage instructions are clear and concise. The additional notes are helpful and informative. This repository is currently being used by a small business to host their online marketplace.

Which method should I use?

Using Docker Compose is the simpler and more efficient way to start the client-side of the ecommerce store. It is also the recommended method for production use.

If you are not familiar with Docker Compose, or if you need to start the client-side application without starting the other services, then you can use the docker run method.