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Built using React, the Amazone retailer platform is a full-stack Firebase e-commerce web application - featuring fully operational authentication protocols, secured storage for history of orders, and Stripe credit card payment processing functionality. This e-commerce build utilizes ES6/ES7 Syntax, State, React Hooks, Custom Hooks, Context Providers, Reducers, Express Servers, and more! Note: this platform is for demoing purposes only and not a legitimate online retailer. Do not share sensitive credit card information while testing (loop the number 42 at payment). Start shopping here.

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This application was built with React. If initiating build, make sure to launch the front-end using npx create-react-app <project-name>. Initiating the back-end requires firebase init (within your root) and selecting functions before constructing.

If cloning to personal machine, open repository in terminal and cd client. From there, run npm install to install all modules listed within the package.json file for the front-end.

Then, in terminal, cd functions and run npm install to install all modules listed within the package.json file for the back-end.

Individual modules to be installed (front-end):

• @material-ui/core
  
• @material-ui/icons
  
• @stripe/react-stripe-js
  
• @stripe/stripe-js
  
• axios
  
• firebase
  
• firebase-tools
  
• moment
  
• react-currency-format
  
• react-router-dom
  
• use-state-if-mounted

Individual modules to be installed (back-end):

• cors
  
• dotenv
  
• express
  
• stripe

• React.js: front-end UI/UX JavaScript library
• jQuery: front-end JavaScript framework
• NPM [Node Package Manager]: dependency management
• CSS3: style sheet used for presentation within a markup language
• Firebase Authentication: Google-supported UI library for authentication procedure
• Firebase Functions: Google-supported back-end framework
• Express.js: de facto standard server framework for Node.js.
• Stripe API: RESTful API for processing payments structures
• Firestore: Google-supported NoSQL database

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Future features to be implemented:

• Search bar navigation
• More user interaction (username, stored address, wishlist)
• Optimization for mobile viewing

Star it. Clone it. Modify it. Submit a PR.
Fork it to your own repository, even. Keep yourself a copy and go wild.

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For any questions, please contact me with the information below:

GitHub: @jordanwhunter
Email: Contact Developer