VamShop – React Shopping Cart CMS

Info

Name	VamShop – React Shopping Cart CMS
Market	codester.com
Category	Miscellaneous
Tags	API, backend, dashboard, ecommerce, frontend, NodeJS, PWA, react, rest, shopping cart, spa

Overview

Go to vamshop-api directory.

Change settings at config/server.js
Open server.js and change
- MongoDB Creditionals – you can use default values for the first time.
- SMTP Settings – you can use default values for the first time.
- JWT and Cookie Secret Key – you can use default values for the first time.
Save file and go back to root app direcotry
```
 cd ../  
```
Install dependencies
```
 npm i  
```

Prepare database at this setup our database is empty. To add default data, indexes and access token we need to run:
```
 npm run setup <email> <domain></domain></email>  
```

We don’t have real domain, so we’ll use our local domain:

 npm run setup [email protected] http://localhost:3000

This script will add token with email [email protected] and my domain to http://localhost
Start application in the background
```
 pm2 start process.json  
```

or you can start app in your terminal (you will see debug information, that is useful for debug):
```
 npm start  
```

At this setup, we have api running on port 3001 and available at http://localhost:3001
For example, we can open in browser default store settings: http://localhost:3001/api/v1/settings
```
 info: API running at http://localhost:3001 info: MongoDB connected successfully  
```

Open store.js and change
- JWT and Cookie Secret Key – you can use default values for the first time.
Save file and go back to root app direcotry
```
 cd ../  
```
Install dependencies
```
 npm i  
```

Start vamshop store frontend application in the background
```
 pm2 start process.json  
```

or you can start app in your terminal (you will see debug information, that is useful for debug):
```
 npm start  
```

At this setup your vamshop store is now connected to api and available in browser at http://localhost:3000
P.S. Your backend (api) must be online. Don’t forget to start backend before you starting storefront app.
```
 info: Store running at http://localhost:3000  
```

Start vamshop store frontend application in the background
```
 pm2 start process.json  
```

At this setup your vamshop admin dashboard app is now connected to api and available in browser at http://localhost:3002
P.S. Your backend (api) must be online. Don’t forget to start backend before you starting admin dashboard app.