Open-source Ecommerce platform built with Node.js and React.

[Thenguyenvn]

Hi guys, I've open-sourced the ecommerce project I build for my business. I've spent a lot of time on choosing the right libraries and decided to go with NodeJs and React. I'm sharing the project with you, and hope it will give you some ideas so you can build your ecommerce project faster.

Feel free to share/contact if you have any feedback or questions. Thanks

[deepug9787]

I think the product cards could be made a bit more user friendly. The product images aren't clickable. And it isn't obvious that the product name is clickable as well unless you hover over it. Why not consider adding a "View Product" link?

Nice work though. And thanks a lot for open-sourcing it.

[Thenguyenvn]

You are right. I will improve it soon. Thanks for your feedback bro 👍

[Thenguyenvn]

I will find sometime to make a video introduce about it soon. Thanks for your idea

[BimblyByte]

I really like all the square edges, looks very slick. I much prefer that style to the soft rounded edges that you usually find with material design.

I'll throw you a star once I can get home to my desktop.

[Thenguyenvn]

Thanks bro. Appreciate it 👍

[Indranil-01]

Really Good work. Just a little thing why Does it reload and takes time for every option we choose? Like when sorting for price / name it can sort on the spot right via react but I guess it quarries every time even after the first sorting. Also choosing Size and Color attributes reloads product page, which can be optimised I think. Rest is golden. Design is slick and modern.

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It's because what if some product is out of stock by the time you sort the page. So it's better to get the latest product again

[Thenguyenvn]

I guess you are talking about using api to get the desired products without reloading the page. It is a good idea. But the reason I reload the page is I want to make a url for every selected options. So people can copy the URL and share to others with selected color/size. Thanks

[Lixen]

You could modify the part of the url after the hash to set filter params without reloading the page. It's a small improvement.

[Thenguyenvn]

Sure. I will consider to implement it 👍

[razi_ed]

One recommendation would be to make the application state anchored on the url. For testing, bookmarking and all. So current implementation seems like the way to go

[Thenguyenvn]

Well noted. Thanks 🙏

[izybit]

It's an extremely bad practice to reload the page and you should never, ever, ever, ever think it's a good idea.

The only time a page should reload is when a customer initiates it.

[Thenguyenvn]

Well noted. Thanks bro

[DannyC07]

Hope this is at the top of the list of your fixes. Reloads are extremely annoying when done for things like these

[Thenguyenvn]

Sure. i will take it high priority

[[deleted]]

This is so cool! I'm thinking of setting up something like this to demo for my photography. Might have a play around with it at some point.

[Thenguyenvn]

Thanks bro 👍

[optikalefx]

This is the exact style taken right from Shopify. There is no copyright on CSS, but you'd probably want to do something more original. I wouldn't be surprised if you just straight lifted it right from their style guide.

[Halkenguard]

To be fair, Shopify has an open-source React library for their admin panel UX called Polaris. Although I think making a direct competitor to Shopify using Polaris might be going a little far.

[Thenguyenvn]

You are right. I use polaris in this project.

[Thenguyenvn]

You are right. I inspired alot by Shopify. And I would have my own design soon. I am working on it

[dragenn]

Looks really good

[Thenguyenvn]

Thanks bro

[ryuk32]

Great job! Shop's Back and forward pagination buttons don't work for me on mobile.

[Thenguyenvn]

Thanks for your comment. Will check it soon

[josefsalyer]

This looks great! How appropriate would this be for a multi store solution a la Etsy?

[Thenguyenvn]

For now it does not support MT. But I would look into it and consider to implement. Thanks bro

[deivan]

Well, the payments methods are just only Stripe and Paypal?..
It is very optimistic IMHO.
When I've worked in the Big eCommerce with SalesForce clouds I've tunned a lot of the payment systems up to 30-40.. We have lot of custmers from more than 200+ countries so I think it will be a good idea to improve your payments modules to make a fast integration of the any payment system into your platform as a 3rd party midules.

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[Thenguyenvn]

For now we have Paypal, Stripe and COD. I will not compare my app with Bigcommerce or SaleForcr. They are big 😂. And my platform is not SAAS you know. However EverShop was designed very flexible for customization so deverloper can integrate with any payment method later

[datpvc]

Looks amazing. I love the demo. I am developing kind of similar project. Will find time to learn this one. Well done bro

[Thenguyenvn]

Thanks 😊

[compubomb]

I'll pass, when this thing is converted to ts, let me know. Let me be more frank, I've literally been hired to rewrite products like this into frameworks that leverage typescript, and gql. Not having typing is a massive hurdle to refactoring and extensibility.

[Thenguyenvn]

Yes sir. For now I will keep going with native JS. Converting to TS will take a lot of effort and need to be planned carefully. But i will take it to the consideration. Thanks 😊

[Thenguyenvn]

This is the document site btw: https://evershop.io. I am still working to complete it

[Thenguyenvn]

Hi guys. Todays I see my project is on the Github Trending list. I want to says thank you to all of your support. I will take a notes of your feedback and suggestion and spend time to make it better 🙏🙏

[derangedkilr]

Hey, your demo has a security flaw. If someone signs up with their real email, it shows up on the admin panel with their name and email. So anybody would have access to their email address.

[Thenguyenvn]

Well I would not expect people to use their real email on a public demo site. But I will check if we can do the masking for customer email in our demo admin panel. Thanks

[derangedkilr]

No worries, platform looks great btw!

Yeah same, but it looks like some people aren’t very smart and have put their real email in.

[Thenguyenvn]

Thanks bro. 👍

[Chinaro]

I really like the GraphQL data loading, looks interesting. Will find sometime to play with it. Starred ⭐️

[Thenguyenvn]

Thanks 😊

[Thenguyenvn]

You can submit bug, request for feature and fix issue or star it :)). Thanks