The-Lazy-Shopaholics | No need to browse multiple e-commerce websites to compare product prices anymore!
kandi X-RAY | The-Lazy-Shopaholics Summary
kandi X-RAY | The-Lazy-Shopaholics Summary
The-Lazy-Shopaholics is a PHP library. The-Lazy-Shopaholics has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.
The main focus of this app is to experiment on front-end coding, which includes building responsive webpages. However, back-end coding is still involved, as a database was used to store user-related data. For all other data (i.e., products from multiple sites and exchange rate), the app retrieves the data by communicating (asynchronously) with external APIs via the JavaScript Fetch API. The JavaScript Promise API's static method - Promise.all() is used to wrap these asynchronous calls, as it will wait for all calls (promises) to be fulfilled, before aggregating and returning all the results. The aggregation part is crucial as the app needs all the product data from multiple e-commerce sites (external APIs) before it can start sorting by price. At the same time, it needs the exchange rate - retrieved from one of the external APIs - to be able to perform currency conversion.
The main focus of this app is to experiment on front-end coding, which includes building responsive webpages. However, back-end coding is still involved, as a database was used to store user-related data. For all other data (i.e., products from multiple sites and exchange rate), the app retrieves the data by communicating (asynchronously) with external APIs via the JavaScript Fetch API. The JavaScript Promise API's static method - Promise.all() is used to wrap these asynchronous calls, as it will wait for all calls (promises) to be fulfilled, before aggregating and returning all the results. The aggregation part is crucial as the app needs all the product data from multiple e-commerce sites (external APIs) before it can start sorting by price. At the same time, it needs the exchange rate - retrieved from one of the external APIs - to be able to perform currency conversion.
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The-Lazy-Shopaholics has a low active ecosystem.
It has 0 star(s) with 0 fork(s). There are 1 watchers for this library.
It had no major release in the last 6 months.
The-Lazy-Shopaholics has no issues reported. There are no pull requests.
It has a neutral sentiment in the developer community.
The latest version of The-Lazy-Shopaholics is current.
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The-Lazy-Shopaholics has no bugs reported.
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The-Lazy-Shopaholics has no vulnerabilities reported, and its dependent libraries have no vulnerabilities reported.
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Install The-Lazy-Shopaholics
To get things started, you need to:.
Clone this repository into your local machine
Set up database
Set up API key
Start WAMP/MAMP
Launch your web browser and log in to phpMyAdmin
At the homepage: Click the "Import" tab Click the "Choose File" button Navigate to WAMP/MAMP root directory > "app" directory (previously cloned) > "database" directory > "load.sql" file Click the "Go" button at the bottom Upon completion, you should see a green prompt stating that "Import has been successfully finished.." and the newly created database schema "lazy_shopaholics" should appear at the left
Launch an IDE of your choice and navigate to the "app" directory > "include" directory > "ConnectionManager.php" file
In line 7 and 8, please enter the username and password that you used in step 2
In line 9, please enter the port number used by phpMyAdmin. If unsure, you can check by logging into phpMyAdmin - the port number is shown at the top level corner, beside the logo, in the form of "Server: MySQL: XXXX". XXXX is the port number
Log in to your account at RapidAPI and copy your API key
Launch an IDE of your choice
Navigate to the "app" directory > "script" directory > "populate_category.js" file
In line 2, paste the API key
Navigate to the "app" directory > "script" directory > "populate_index.js" file
In lines 24, 364, and 407, paste the API key
Navigate to the "app" directory > "script" directory > "populate_search.js" file
In lines 32, 375, and 418, paste the API key
Clone this repository into your local machine
Set up database
Set up API key
Start WAMP/MAMP
Launch your web browser and log in to phpMyAdmin
At the homepage: Click the "Import" tab Click the "Choose File" button Navigate to WAMP/MAMP root directory > "app" directory (previously cloned) > "database" directory > "load.sql" file Click the "Go" button at the bottom Upon completion, you should see a green prompt stating that "Import has been successfully finished.." and the newly created database schema "lazy_shopaholics" should appear at the left
Launch an IDE of your choice and navigate to the "app" directory > "include" directory > "ConnectionManager.php" file
In line 7 and 8, please enter the username and password that you used in step 2
In line 9, please enter the port number used by phpMyAdmin. If unsure, you can check by logging into phpMyAdmin - the port number is shown at the top level corner, beside the logo, in the form of "Server: MySQL: XXXX". XXXX is the port number
Log in to your account at RapidAPI and copy your API key
Launch an IDE of your choice
Navigate to the "app" directory > "script" directory > "populate_category.js" file
In line 2, paste the API key
Navigate to the "app" directory > "script" directory > "populate_index.js" file
In lines 24, 364, and 407, paste the API key
Navigate to the "app" directory > "script" directory > "populate_search.js" file
In lines 32, 375, and 418, paste the API key
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