This project is a sample coding exercise implementing a simple shop front with products, categories and shopping cart integration.
Finished all-in-one solutions like Django-Oscar or Cartridge for Mezzanine have been avoided on purpose although they would have covered everything and beyond.
Author: Sascha Peter Since: 2015-06-13
To run this project, the following requirements need to be met:
- Python 3.3+
- Virtualenv
- PIP (Package Manager for installing additional requirements)
All additional packages can be found in pip-requirements.txt.
All additional packages can simply be installed by running:
pip install -r pip-requirements.txt- Creation and editing of products
- Creation of product categories
- Display of products within categories and product details
- Shopping cart implementation to add, remove and display products
- Implementation of vouchers
- Disallow ordering more items than in stock
- User Documentation for mac users
- More unit tests
This project contains a small user documentation how to setup and install this project (currently only covers MAC). The user documentation can be found under docs/Simple-Shop_Documentation/tmpt/en-GB/ in a variety of formats.
The formats include:
- epub (untested)
- html
- html-desktop
- html-single
- txt
- xml
Please note that due to licencing of the documentation, it is not suitable for printing.
This codebase, unless otherwise stated, is Copyright by Sascha Peter © 2015 sascha.o.peter@gmail.com.
This project incorporates third party libraries such as Django-Cart - and is licensed under GPLv3. The source code in this project has been modified to work with Python 3.3 / Django 1.8 and to support the features listed above . Author, license and source code files can be found in the djangocart folder - the original project can be found here.
The user documentation of this project has been written and generated with Publican - and may only be distributed subject to the terms and conditions set forth in the GNU Free Documentation License (GFDL), V1.2 or later (the latest version is presently available here).