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https://github.com/nikhilmandaliya/organive

Organive: Multivendor store for a world of shopping possibilities.
https://github.com/nikhilmandaliya/organive

ejs express mongodb mongoose nodejs oauth2 razorpay stripe

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# Organive - Multivendor Store



Organive is a real-world, multivendor store project developed to learn and implement advanced concepts in web development. This Node.js project leverages various technologies and APIs to create a seamless e-commerce experience.



## Technologies Used



- **Node.js**: The project is built using Node.js, which allows for efficient server-side JavaScript development.



- **Express**: Express is the web application framework used to create a robust and scalable backend for the project.



- **MongoDB with Mongoose**: We use MongoDB as our database system, and Mongoose as the ODM (Object Data Modeling) library to interact with the database.



- **EJS Template Engine**: EJS (Embedded JavaScript) is used to render dynamic web pages and display data from the server.



- **Multer**: Multer is employed for handling file uploads.



- **Passport for Google OAuth**: We have implemented Google OAuth for user authentication, allowing users to log in with their Google accounts.



- **JSON Web Tokens (JWT) and Bcrypt**: JWT is used for user session management and authentication.



- **Bcrypt**: Bcrypt is used to securely hashing user passwords before storing in DB.



- **Razorpay and Stripe**: Payment gateways are integrated, enabling users to make secure transactions through both Razorpay and Stripe.



- **Google Maps APIs**: Google Maps APIs are used for address autocomplete, making it easier for users to enter their addresses and also give us latitude and longitude.



- **SendGrid**: SendGrid is used for sending email to users, such as order confirmations and reset password links.



## Project Flow



Organive consists of three main user roles and various functionalities:



1. **Shop (User) Side:**

   - Users can browse and select stores based on the vendor's location and delivery range.

   - Users can add products to their wishlist or shopping cart.

   - The checkout process is available to complete purchases.

   - User authentication is possible through Google OAuth or by registering with an email and password.

   - The user dashboard allows viewing and updating profiles, changing passwords, logging out, viewing orders, and canceling them.

   - Promocodes can be applied during checkout.



2. **Admin Panel:**

   - Admins can create and manage vendors or allow vendors to register via the vendor panel.

   - Admins can create categories for products.

   - The creation of promocodes for user discounts is available.

   - Admins can view vendors and manage products, including product deletion.



3. **Vendor Panel:**

   - Vendors can register or log in.

   - Vendors can create, manage, and delete their products.

   - Order management, including order acceptance or rejection, is possible.



## Getting Started



To set up the Organive project locally, follow these steps:



1. Clone the repository:



   ```bash

   git clone https://github.com/NikhilMandaliya/Organive.git

   ```

   

2. Install dependencies:



   ```bash

   cd organive

   npm install

   ```



3. Configure environment variables:



- Create a .env file in the project root and add the necessary environment variables, such as API keys and secrets for MongoDB, Google OAuth, SendGrid, and payment gateways.



4. Start the application:



   ```bash

   npm start

   ```



5. Access the project in your web browser at http://localhost:3000.

   

Happy coding!