Node.js eCommerce Website with MongoDB and Stripe Integration
Welcome to the Node.js eCommerce Website project! This repository contains the source code for a fully functional eCommerce website built using Node.js, Express, MongoDB, and Stripe. This project serves as an example of how to create a robust and scalable online store with essential features such as product listing, shopping cart management, user authentication, secure payment processing via Stripe, and more.
Features:
Product Catalog: Display a wide range of products to your customers, complete with detailed descriptions, prices, and images.
User Authentication: Allows users to create accounts, log in, and manage their profiles. Ensuring a personalized shopping experience for each user.
Shopping Cart: Implement a shopping cart system that allows users to add and remove items, adjust quantities, and see a running total of their purchases.
Checkout & Payments: Integrate Stripe to securely handle payment processing, enabling customers to make payments using various payment methods.
Order Tracking: Provide users with order history and tracking information, enhancing transparency and customer satisfaction.
Admin Panel: Build an administrative interface to manage products, orders, and user accounts. Control inventory, update product information, and manage customer inquiries.
Tech Stack:
Node.js: Utilize the power of server-side JavaScript to build a fast and efficient eCommerce platform.
Express: Create a robust and scalable API for handling product catalogs, user accounts, orders, and more.
MongoDB: Store and manage product information, user data, and order history in a flexible and scalable NoSQL database.
Stripe: Integrate Stripe's payment processing API to securely handle customer transactions.
Getting Started:
Clone this repository: git clone https://github.com/afzalkam/your-ecommerce-repo.git
Install dependencies: npm install
Configure environment variables: Set up your Stripe API keys, MongoDB connection string, and other necessary variables.
Run the application: npm start
Open your browser and go to http://localhost:3000 to access the eCommerce website.