• Frontend Link

Welcome to the MyFashion Backend repository! This backend system serves as the core infrastructure for the MyFashion application, a platform designed to revolutionize the way users engage with fashion content, discover new trends, and connect with their favorite brands.

1. Introduction
2. Features
3. Getting Started
4. Dependencies
5. Setup
6. Usage
7. API Endpoints
8. Contributing
9. License

The MyFashion Backend is responsible for handling user authentication, managing fashion-related data, and powering the dynamic features of the MyFashion application. It is built with scalability, performance, and security in mind to ensure a seamless user experience.

• User Authentication: Secure user authentication and authorization mechanisms to protect user accounts and sensitive data.
• Fashion Data Management: Efficient storage and retrieval of fashion-related data, including user preferences, trends, and brand information.
• Search and Recommendation: Advanced search capabilities and recommendation algorithms to help users discover new fashion items and trends.
• API Integration: Seamless integration with third-party APIs to fetch and update real-time data related to fashion trends, pricing, and availability.

To get started with the MyFashion Backend, follow these steps:

1. Clone the repository: git clone https://github.com/Juaini742/market-place-be
2. Install dependencies:

npm install

3. Configure environment variables (see Setup section).
4. Run database migrations and seeders:

npx sequelize-cli init
npx sequelize-cli db:create
npm run reset

5. Run the server:

npm start

• axios
• bcryptjs
• body-parser
• cors
• dotenv
• express
• jsonwebtoken
• midtrans-client
• multer
• mysql2
• sequelize
• ts-node
• typescript

Before running the application, make sure to set up the following environment variables:

• SERVER_PORT=
• MIDTRANS_PUBLIC_CLIENT =
• MIDTRANS_PUBLIC_SECRET =
• MIDTRANS_PUBLIC_API =
• CLOUDINARY_CLOUD_NAME=
• CLOUDINARY_API_KEY=
• CLOUDINARY_API_SECRET=

Once the backend is up and running, the MyFashion frontend can interact with the API endpoints to provide users with a rich and engaging experience. Refer to the API Endpoints section for details on available routes.

• user
  • api/register: Create new user.
  • /api/login: Login for get new access token.
  • /api/logout: Logout and delete token.
  • /api/updateUser: Update User must have a token.
• Products
  • /api/public/products/: Get all products.
  • api/public/products?keyword=&page=1&sortBySold=false&sortByPrice=false&sortByLowestPrice=false&sortOrder=: Complite url for search etc.
  • /api/secured/addProduct: Add product as being seller.
  • /api/secured/update/:id: Update product by product id.
  • /api/secured/delete/:id: Delete product by product id.
• Carts
  • /api/secured/cartsUser/:id: Get all cart items by user id.
  • /api/secured/cart/:id: Post new cart item by product id.
  • /api/secured/deleteCart/:id: Delete cart item by cart id.
  • /api/secured/updateCart/:id: Update quantity product item in cart by cart id.
• Address
  • /api/secured/getAddressByUserId/:id: Get address data by user id
  • /api/secured/updateAddress/:id: Update address by address id
• Shipping
  • /api/secured/shipping/:id: Post/make shipping by address id
  • /api/secured/shipping/:id: Get shipping by user id
• Comments
  • /api/secured/getCommentProductId/:id: Get all comment by product id
  • /api/secured/getCommentUser/:id: Get all comment by user id
  • /api/secured/updateComment/:id: Get all comment by comment id
  • /api/secured/deleteComment/:id: Get all comment by comment id

If the router URL has "secured," it requires authentication to access. If it has "public," it means you can access that URL without authentication.

We welcome contributions from the community! If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to submit a pull request or open an issue.

This project is licensed under the MIT License. Feel free to use, modify, and distribute the code as per the terms of the license.