Online Bakery Shop Project
This is my one of the major project which is performing all the major functionality of an e-commerce website.
Github Link : https://github.com/dhruvkumar07/cakeAdora
Here’s a description of an online cake shop project using Spring Boot, Thymeleaf, and Bootstrap, with authentication, CRUD operations, cart functionality, buy, and payment functionality:
1. Technologies:
— Spring Boot: A Java-based framework for creating web applications.
— Thymeleaf: A server-side Java template engine for rendering HTML.
— Bootstrap: A front-end framework for responsive web design.
2. Authentication:
— Users can register an account and log in to access the online cake shop.
— Authentication ensures secure access to user-specific features and data.
3. CRUD Operations:
— Create: Administrators can add new cake products to the shop’s inventory.
— Read: Users can view available cake products with their details and images.
— Update: Administrators can edit and update cake product information.
— Delete: Administrators can remove cake products from the inventory.
4. Cart Functionality:
— Users can add cake products to their shopping cart.
— The cart displays the selected items, their quantities, and the total price.
— Users can modify the cart by adding or removing items.
5. Buy Functionality:
— Users can proceed to the checkout process to finalize their purchase.
— They can review the selected items, quantities, and the total price.
— Users can provide their shipping and billing details for the order.
6. Payment Functionality:
— Users can make payments securely for their cake order.
— Integration with a payment gateway or service to handle payment transactions.
— Users can receive confirmation and order details after successful payment.
7. User Roles:
— Administrators: They have access to CRUD operations for managing the cake inventory.
— Regular Users: They can browse, add items to the cart, and make purchases.
8. User Interface:
— The user interface will be designed using Bootstrap to ensure a responsive and visually appealing layout.
— Thymeleaf templates will be used to render dynamic content, such as cake product details and user-specific information.
9. Security Measures:
— Proper authentication and authorization mechanisms to protect user data.
— Validation and sanitization of user inputs to prevent security vulnerabilities.
— Use of secure connections (HTTPS) for sensitive data transmission.
10. Database Integration:
— Integration with a relational database system (e.g., MySQL, PostgreSQL) to store user information, cake product details, and order data.
— Use of appropriate ORM (Object-Relational Mapping) techniques, such as Spring Data JPA, for seamless database operations.
Note: This is a high-level overview, and the actual implementation details may vary depending on your specific requirements and preferences.
Currently I am working on its authorization and authentication section. Because There is update of Spring boot , where they removed some standard class related to spring security which lead me take little bit more time to complete this section.