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UrbanThreads - Team Project 7

Overview

Welcome to the UrbanThreads E-Commerce Platform GitHub repository! This is a year-long team project for the CS2TP module at Aston University This project is a collaborative effort by the following members:

Project Description

Urban Threads is built using Laravel, Blade, Tailwind CSS, Alpine.js, Vite, Breeze, and Stripe. It serves as a comprehensive solution for managing inventory, processing customer orders, and providing a seamless online shopping experience. The platform includes both customer and admin interfaces, ensuring a tailored experience for different user roles.

Deployment

The Urban Threads website is deployed and hosted on the Aston University servers. The project code is professionally managed using GitHub.

Run Locally (Windows)

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Installation

Open XAMPP and start the Apache server and the MySQL server.

  • Navigate to C:\xampp\htdocs
  • Open terminal and enter git clone https://github.com/NextPr0gram/UrbanThreads-Team-project-7.git
  • Enter cd .\UrbanThreads-Team-project-7\
  • Enter composer i
  • Enter npm i

Run

  • Navigate to C:\xampp\htdocs\UrbanThreads-Team-project-7
  • Open two terminal tabs/windows
  • Enter npm run dev in one
  • Enter php artisan serve in the other. It will return a link, press Ctrl + Click on the link to open the website and voilà!

Database Initialisation

  • Enter php artisan migrate. This creates the databse and tables.
  • Enter php artisan db:seed. This fills the tables with products, categories and any other records that are necessary for the website to function properly.

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