DivyaGaurav21 / Ecoomerce-React-App

Ecommerce Website Tech Stack used - React Redux Toolkit , MaterialUI , JSX

Ecommerce React-Redux project (MEAL HUB)

                     DESCRIPTION :-

1. It is a React & Redux Based Real World Project, Ecommerce Website (MEAL HUB). where user can buy food receipy and a Restaurent owner able to sell their Restaurent's Food Items.

2. Any User can add, remove , update ,delete (crud operation) receipy in cart

3. in Other hand ,Restaurent owner who want to sell their food item , they will able to add , update , and delete their receipy.

4. if user click on theire desire receipy , they were able to see receipy details such as restorent name , receipy name, rating , price , overview etc... with recommended similar items at bottom

                    DEVELOPER VIEW:-
   

5. all the code logic written in diciplined manner which is easy to undestand for any one.

6. basically in this application i perform crud operation on API(json-server)

7. I implement logic requst on API(get, post , delete, put) by axios library.

8. I manage all state in this intire application by redux toolkit.

##HomePage ##Cart ##Food Item Details ##Add new Item to Sell ##Update Food item

Tech Stack

Client: React, Redux, MaterialUI , Bootstrap-React

Api: JSON-Server (Fake Api)

Folder Structure

ecommerce-react-app
    |
    |----->node_modules 
    |----->public
    |         |----->logo.png
    |         |----->index.html    
    |
    |-->src
    |   | 
    |   |------>assets---->some images
    |   |         
    |   |______COMPONENTS         
    |            |--->addProduct--->AddProduct.js
    |            |             |--->AddProduct.css
    |            |           
    |            |--->carausal----->Carousel.js
    |            |--->footer------->Footer.js
    |            |
    |            |____Card.js
    |            |____CardDetails.js
    |            |____Header.js
    |            |____Modal.js
    |            |____Rating.js
    |            |____SortByPrice.js
    |            |____UpdateItemModal.js 
    |            |____Style.css
    |            |
    |            |---store___
    |            |          |--->CartSlice.js
    |            |          |--->ProductSlice.js
    |            |          |--->store.js
    |            |-->App.js
    |            |-->App.css
    |            |-->Index.js
    |            |-->Index.css
    |
    |-->.gitignore
    |-->package.json
    |

Authors

• @Divya Gauav

Hi, I'm Divya gaurav👋

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