Litecart is an open source shopping-cart in 1 file of embedded database (SQLite), convenient dashboard UI and simple site.
Warning
Current major version is zero (v0.x.x) to accommodate rapid development and fast iteration while getting early feedback from users. Please keep in mind that litecart is still under active development and therefore full backward compatibility is not guaranteed before reaching v1.0.0.
🚀 Simple and Fast: Enjoy a one-click installation process that gets your store up and running quickly, saving you time and effort.
💰 Support for Popular Payment Systems: Accept payments seamlessly with support for popular payment systems, ensuring a smooth checkout experience for your customers.
🔑 Sell Files and License Keys: Whether you're selling digital files or license keys, litecart has you covered, providing flexibility in the types of products you can offer.
⚙️ Lightweight and Efficient: litecart utilizes SQLite as its embedded database, eliminating the need for heavy databases like MySQL, PostgreSQL, or MongoDB. This results in a lightweight website that performs exceptionally well.
☁️ Easily Customizable: Modify and customize your litecart website effortlessly to match your branding and unique requirements, making it truly your own.
🧞♂️ Convenient Administration Panel: With a user-friendly dashboard UI, litecart offers a hassle-free administration panel, allowing you to manage your store, inventory, and orders with ease.
⚡️ Hardware Compatibility: Whether you're running litecart on a powerful server or a modest hardware setup, rest assured that it will work seamlessly, providing a consistent shopping experience for your customers.
🔒 Built-in HTTPS Support: Prioritizing security, litecart comes with built-in support for HTTPS, ensuring the safety of your customers' data.
litecart is engineered for easy installation and operation, requiring just a single command from your terminal. Besides the conventional installation method, litecart can also be set up and operated via HomeBrew, Docker, or any other container orchestration tools like Docker Compose, Docker Swarm, Rancher, or Kubernetes.
The fastest method to install litecart on macOS involves using Homebrew. This will install the command-line tools and the litecart server as a combined executable. If you don't utilize Homebrew, adhere to the Linux instructions below for litecart installation.
brew install shurco/tap/litecartAlternately, you can configure the tap and install the package separately:
$ brew tap shurco/tap
$ brew install litecart
The most straightforward and recommended method to start using litecart on Unix operating systems involves installing and utilizing the litecart command-line tool. Execute the given command in your terminal and adhere to the instructions displayed on the screen.
curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/shurco/litecart/main/scripts/install | sh
The simplest and most recommended method to start using litecart on Windows is by installing and utilizing the litecart command-line tool. Execute the given command in your terminal and adhere to the instructions displayed on the screen.
curl -L https://raw.githubusercontent.com/shurco/litecart/main/scripts/install | shor download and unzip the latest version for Windows.
Docker enables the management and operation of a litecart instance without requiring the installation of any command-line tools. The litecart Docker container includes all necessary command-line tools or even for server execution.
For Docker Hub:
docker run \
-v ./lc_base:/lc_base \
-v ./lc_digitals:/lc_digitals \
-v ./lc_uploads:/lc_uploads \
-v ./site:/site \
--rm shurco/litecart:latest init
docker run \
--name litecart \
--restart unless-stopped \
-p '8080:8080' \
-v ./lc_base:/lc_base \
-v ./lc_digitals:/lc_digitals \
-v ./lc_uploads:/lc_uploads \
-v ./site:/site \
shurco/litecart:latestor if use Github Packages Hub:
docker run \
-v ./lc_base:/lc_base \
-v ./lc_digitals:/lc_digitals \
-v ./lc_uploads:/lc_uploads \
-v ./site:/site \
--rm ghcr.io/shurco/litecart:latest init
docker run \
--name litecart \
--restart unless-stopped \
-p '8080:8080' \
-v ./lc_base:/lc_base \
-v ./lc_digitals:/lc_digitals \
-v ./lc_uploads:/lc_uploads \
-v ./site:/site \
ghcr.io/shurco/litecart:latestWarning
Before any update, be sure to make a backup of the ./lc_base folder and the ./site folder.
The easiest way to update litecart to the latest version is to execute the command:
./litecart updateIf there were changes in the database structure during the update, it is necessary to perform migration. To do this, you need to run the command from the litecart folder:
./litecart migrateOur mantra is to make updating a seamless experience. Simply download the new image and launch the container as you normally would. For example, if use Docker Hub:
docker stop litecart
docker pull shurco/litecart:latest # download new image
docker rename litecart litecart-backup # do image backup
docker run \
--name litecart \
--restart unless-stopped \
-p '8080:8080' \
-v ./lc_base:/lc_base \
-v ./lc_digitals:/lc_digitals \
-v ./lc_uploads:/lc_uploads \
-v ./site:/site \
shurco/litecart:latestIf there were changes in the database structure during the update, it is necessary to perform migration. To do this, you need to run the command from the litecart folder:
docker run \
-v ./lc_base:/lc_base \
-v ./site:/site \
--rm shurco/litecart migrateGetting started with litecart is as easy as starting up the litecart server
Default run for Linux/macOS:
./litecart serveFor Windows:
litecart.exe serve
When launched for the first time, necessary folders will be created in the directory with the executable file. The default links for access are:
- http://localhost:8080 - website
- http://localhost:8080/_/ - control panel
If you need to run on a different port, use the flag --http:
./litecart serve --http 0.0.0.0:8088
Note
Ports <= 1024 are privileged ports. You can't use them unless you're root or have the explicit permission to use them. See this answer for an explanation or wikipedia or something you trust more. Use: sudo setcap 'cap_net_bind_service=+ep' /path_to/litecart
Usage:
./litecart [command] [flags]
Available commands:
init Creating the basic structure
migrate Migrate on the latest version of database schema
serve Starts the web server (default to 0.0.0.0:8080)
update Updating the application to the latest version
Global flags ./litecart [flags]:
-h, --help help for litecart
-v, --version version for litecart
Serve flags ./litecart serve [flags]:
--http string server address (default "0.0.0.0:8080")
--https string https server address (auto TLS)
--no-site disable create site
Stripe is a popular payment system that allows you to accept online payments from customers. It provides various tools and APIs for processing payments, including the ability to accept credit and debit cards, digital wallets, and bank transfers. Stripe ensures payment security, currency processing, and support for various payment methods.
To obtain the Secret key in Stripe, follow these steps:
- Log in to your Stripe account on the official Stripe website. If you don't have an account, register for one.
- In the top right corner, select the Developers section.
- In the dropdown menu, choose "API Keys".
- In the "Standard keys" section, you will find your "Secret key".
Warning
Please note that the "Secret key" is confidential information that should be kept secure.
PayPal is an online payment system that allows individuals and businesses to send and receive money over the internet. It enables payments for goods and services, as well as transfers between users. PayPal provides a secure and convenient way to make electronic payments.
To obtain a Client ID and Secret Key for using the PayPal API, you need to follow these steps:
- To use the API, you will need a PayPal business account.
- Go to the PayPal Developer website and sign in with your PayPal business account credentials.
- In the Dashboard, find the "My Apps & Credentials" section and create a new application by clicking the "Create App" button.
- On the application page, you will see your Client ID. It will be visible immediately after creating the application. To see the Secret Key, click on the "Show" button under the "Secret" label.
Warning
Please note that the "Secret key" is confidential information that should be kept secure.
SpectroCoin is a payment system and cryptocurrency wallet that allows users to send and receive payments in various currencies, including cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and others. It also offers currency exchange operations between different currencies and the ability to deposit and withdraw funds to bank accounts. SpectroCoin ensures the security of payments and cryptocurrency storage, as well as offering additional features such as debit cards.
To obtain a "Merchant ID", "Project (API) ID" and "Private key" in SpectroCoin, follow these steps:
- Register on SpectroCoin if you don't have an account yet.
- Log in to your SpectroCoin account.
- Go to the "Business" section in the navigation menu.
- Navigate to the "New project" section in the navigation menu.
- Fill in the project name and make sure to enable the "Public key" section. A window with a "Private key" will appear, copy and save it. You can activate other options if needed.
- After filling in the details, you will be redirected to the projects page. Go to the created project and in the header, copy the "Merchant ID" and "Project (API) ID".
Warning
Please note that creating a project may require you to complete the verification process for your SpectroCoin account.
Please note that the "Private key" is confidential information that should be kept secure.
The backend is developed in Go language. The frontend (admin site and base site) operates on the Vue3 and TailwindCSS.
There are a number of scripts (in the ./scripts folder) that simplify development:
./scripts/golang - Installs or updates a previously installed version of go (if needed).
./scripts/migration - Helps to work with migrations. For instance, the ./scripts/migration dev up command will apply new migrations from folder ./migrations, then implement the migrations from folder ./fixtures.
./scripts/sqlite - Optimizes the existing database.
./scripts/tools - Sets up the necessary environment for development (if needed).
./scripts/webscripts - For the basic site, updates vue3 to the latest version.
./scripts/clear - Removing hung golang or vite processes.
Note
I recommend running the ./scripts/migration dev up command. It will add test data to the database, which makes it easier to work with. For example, it will create products, transfer test images and create a test user for access to the admin panel:
login - [email protected]
password - Pass123
To develop the web interface of the admin panel, you need to start the litepay server (for example, execute the command from the project root go run ./cmd/main.go serve).
The entire code is located in the folder ./web/admin.
All the code is located in the folder ./web/admin. The command cd ./web/admin && yarn run dev will start the development server for the admin panel web interface. By default, it will be available at http://localhost:5173/_/.
To develop the web interface of the admin panel, you need to start the litepay server (for example, execute the command from the project root go run ./cmd/main.go serve).
Run ./scripts/webscripts to download and install the necessary JavaScript libraries into the folder ./web/site/public/assets/js/.
To update the styles, it is necessary to execute the command cd ./web/site && yarn run build.
If you actively change styles, you can run the command cd ./web/site && yarn run dev. It will monitor changes in files and automatically update the style file.
litecart has a roadmap and I try to work on issues in specific order and such PRs often come in out of nowhere and skew all initial planning with tedious back-and-forth communication.
- Product in the form of files
- Product in the form of license keys
- Product returned via API to another site (example license keys)
- Payment Stripe
- Payment PayPal
- Payment Square
- Payment Adyen
- Payment Checkout
- Payment via Webhook
- Support for payment using crypto
- Support WebHook (@nicksnyder in #61)
If you want to say thank you and/or support the active development of litecart:
- Add a GitHub Star to the project.
- Tweet about the project on your Twitter.
- Write a review or tutorial on Medium, Dev.to or personal blog.
- Support the project by donating a cup of coffee.
You can learn more about how you can contribute to this project in the contribution guide.
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