mattkleinsmith/ducksy

Full-stack clone of Etsy

Ducksy

Ducksy is a web application clone of Etsy, which provides an online marketplace for handmade items.

Live demo: https://ducksy.herokuapp.com/

It was built using this stack:

Frontend

Backend

Features

The most common user flow is this:

A user lands on the homepage, uses the search bar, sees a list of products, inspects a product, adds it to their cart, registers for an account, purchases the product, and eventually leaves a review.

The following are screenshots of this user flow:

A user lands on the homepage

Uses the search bar and sees a list of products

Inspects a product

Adds it to their cart

Registers for an account

Purchases the product

Eventually, leaves a review

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Roadmap

• Refactor database schemas
• Decompose big React components into a hierarchy of small components
• Add the nice-to-have features

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Getting started

1. Start the backend server: From a terminal within the project directory, run:

   sh ./setup.sh

2. Start the frontend server: From a second terminal within the react-app directory, run:

   npm start

3. Experience the app: From a browser, go to:

   http://localhost:3000

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Contact

This was a group project completed by Jade Tran, Huishi An, and Matt Kleinsmith.

Jade Tran: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jadetran603/

Huishi An: https://www.linkedin.com/in/huishi-an-8397311b1/

Matt Kleinsmith: https://www.linkedin.com/in/matthewkleinsmith/

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ducksy's Issues

AWS S3 for uploads

Scorecard

Feature list

https://github.com/appacademy/Module-6-Resources/blob/main/group_project_resources/example_project_planning_docs/feature_list.md

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