Git-Shopping is a team project involving the deployment of a fictitious E-commerce site. The site is hosted thru Heroku and uses MySQL as its database.

An API for the shopping cart was also integrated thru APICart.

• GitHub Repository

• Git-Shopping Site

• Technologies Used

• New Technologies Used

• Team Contributions

• Installation

• Usage

• Contributing

• Tests

• Node & Express server
• Handlebars.js as the template engine
• MySQL database with a Sequelize ORM
• Hosted by Heroku
• APICart for shopping cart integration

• CSRF - Middleware for CSRF token creation and validation
• dotenv - Loads development environmental variables from .env file
• Helmet - Secures Express apps by setting up HTTP headers

Rudy Menjivar

• Ensured API keys were hidden from public view
• Integrated Handlebars template engine
• Implemented login and authentication
• Configured API & HTML Routes
• Applied MVC structure
• Git Management
• Finalized README
• Design & styling
• Code cleanup

Robert Koepp

• Applied layout design, styling & additional fonts
• Configured API content for use with APICart
• Setup content for several handlebars pages
• Designed presentation content and layout
• Moved passport code to a separate file
• Researched APIs for deployment
• Code cleanup

Devon Leardini

• Applied hover effect on buttons
• Aligned NavBar to the right
• Design & styling
• Code cleanup

Emilio Luna

• Researched login and authentication

Run the following command to install the required dependencies:

npm install

Run this command to invoke this application:

node server.js

Any community contributions will help in achieving this project's success, so any help is greatly appreciated.

To participate in this project, please review the following guidelines:

1. Create a branch for your update (after forking and cloning)

   git checkout -b <branchName>

2. Make changes or additions to new or existing file & stage it

   git add <fileName.ext>

3. Commit your file by adding comments about code enhancements

   git commmit -m <your code comments>

4. Push your changes with your remote branch name

   git push -u origin <branchName>

5. Finally, submit feature requests and bugs and open a pull request

For testing, run this command:

npm run test

Copyright (c) Rudy-Menjivar. All rights reserved.

Licensed under the MIT license.