commerce | The Drupal Commerce module for DrupalGap | Ecommerce library

I am new to Selenium and I am trying to loop through all links and go to the product page and extract data from every product page. This is my code:

I'm working on a feature that retrieves a list of products from some E-commerce API. I'm trying to add an ability to request specific fields from the products, removing the unnecessary fields.

This is the code:

I currently have a project laid out like this:

I'm trying to make it so that when you click the shopping cart icon and go to the cart, the cart icon disappears. However when I try and write the logic for location.pathname it ends up removing the shopping cart icon on the products page itself like so:

How do I fix this so that the shopping cart item disappears only when I am actually in the cart section (which I have linked up using react router)?

My Navbar component:

I have a basic e-commerce app for practice. There's a functional component called "Shop" which has two states:

I'm building a shopping cart component and trying to format the cart layout. I just want to see the layout of the cart so I commented out the products component which should get me the cart layout alone, so I can see what it looks like and what's going on, however I keep getting the following error: "TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of undefined" when I try to compile it in react.

My shopping cart component code:

I would like to ask a question about a possible solution for an e-commerce database design in terms of scalability and flexibility.

We are going to use MongoDB and Node on the backend.

I included an image for you to see what we have so far. We currently have a Products table that can be used to add a product into the system. The interesting part is that we would like to be able to add different types of products to the system with varying attributes.

For example, in the admin management page, we could select a Clothes item where we should fill out a form with fields such as Height, Length, Size ... etc. The question is how could we model this way of structure in the database design?

What we were thinking of was creating tables such as ClothesProduct and many more and respectively connect the Products table to one of these. But we could have 100 different tables for the varying product types. We would like to add a product type dynamically from the admin management. Is this possible in Mongoose? Because creating all possible fields in the Products table is not efficient and it would hit us hard for the long-term.

Database design snippet

Maybe we should just create separate tables for each unique product type and from the front-end, we would select one of them to display the correct form?

Could you please share your thoughts?

Thank you!

really struggling to find the error where i missed. I am using Laravel (v8), Vue (v2) and Stripe(v3) for my e-commerce web-app. I implemented stripe in TEST mode successfully and it was working perfectly fine. And when I switched for live mode I am getting the following error: No such PaymentMethod: 'pm_1Yyl5xC4bpPAffpGV2p0ZL12'.

Front and backend scripts are as shown below.

i am new to cassandra and I came from postgresql. I searched for cassandra e commerce data modeling and find this as example:

this is an e commerce application i added cartbutton on appBar and want to show total quantity number of products on it... problem is- it show number of products not quantity of the products what to use?