Django-ecommerce | fully open-source E-commerce platform built using Django | Ecommerce library
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Django-ecommerce is a fully open-source E-commerce platform built using Django Web Framework, designed with Bootstrap4...
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- Create order
- Clear the session
- Saves the current session
- Returns the total price after discount
- Compute discounted discount
- Returns the total price for the cart
- Add a product
- Adds a product to the cart
- Remove a product
- Remove a product from the cart
- Computes the total cost of all items
- Gets the cost
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QUESTION
I am doing a Django project. I have hosted my static files on Amazon S3. It has been successfully uploaded to it. But, the images are not loading when I run the server. When I inspect the image field it shows: https://django-ecommerce-files.s3.amazonaws.com/images/logo.png%22%20id=%22image%22%20style=%22width:%2040px;%20height:40px%22%3E When I double clicked it. It shows this error:
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Answered 2021-Sep-21 at 07:38im not sure if this works. can you try enabling the static hosting on your s3?
- go to your s3.
- go to properties, scroll down to the bottom
- enable the static hosting
a png file on s3 would look like this(the link works btw):
QUESTION
Below is my models that are used in view where errors occur and error occurs in StockQuantity model particularly, when i try to filter or use get to retreive query it says expected number but got 'stringvalue'
models.py
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Nov-25 at 07:20For footwear_size and cloth_size you are sending the actual value to the view (S, M, L, etc), but your field is a foreign key, which is an integer.
You need to either pass the foreign key value instead of the string value, or change your lookup to search for the string value (something like footwear_size__name=str(item.footwear_size)).
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I have built the virtual environment and root directory for my django project, which will be a simple website for a event venue. The site will simply have a few different tabs on the navigation bar which shows the user some of the venue specifics which include pricing, a photo gallery, and the venue's history.
My problem is that there is so much conflicting information on the web concerning "The best practice for project structure".
Should I create an app for the home page and each of the pages that follow, or just create a core app that houses the majority of the project? If this is the case, is this project a good example? --> https://github.com/justdjango/django-ecommerce
Does anyone know of a simple project that I can reference?
Again this is a pretty simple project with only a few urls and no forms.
I would greatly appreciate anyone who has taken the time to read through this and help me.
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jul-24 at 04:48There isn't exactly a definite answer: you can organize it however you feel necessary, and Django won't force you to put things in a fixed place. Arguments to back up my point:
- Django's template settings:
TEMPATES['DIRS']. Once you put in a folder named 'templates', it will search through the entire project where a folder named templates is located. You can put it on the first level (next to manage.py), or five levels inside an application, it doesn't matter. - Django's
STATICFILES_DIRSsetting. If Django wants you to put your static files in a directory, it could've limited the arguments to a string, but it defaults to a list and you can stuff in as many as you want.
To me, I like the way how a book Packt publishes organizes the files: static, site_static, and templates all on the base level.
Your application is small now, but once it gets larger, it will be annoying to go through each application to access, say, the templates. If you keep everything together, you can access all of them easily.
So it's something like:
QUESTION
An image in media_root does not get displayed.
My code is located at https://github.com/tomaszm-web/Django-ecommerce
Can you please help me to work out why the image does not get displayed?
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Answered 2020-Jun-17 at 21:27STATIC_URL = '/static/'
MEDIA_URL = '/media/'
MEDIA_ROOT = os.path.join(BASE_DIR, 'media')
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So I'm trying to run my development server using the command "python manage.py runserver" But whenever I try to run it, it gives me this error;
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Answered 2020-Mar-01 at 16:47Ok, figured it out. Just putting this out there just incase anyone has the same issue. If your project has a requirements.txt file (if it doesn't make one) and add (If you want to use django-countries)
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You can use Django-ecommerce like any standard Python library. You will need to make sure that you have a development environment consisting of a Python distribution including header files, a compiler, pip, and git installed. Make sure that your pip, setuptools, and wheel are up to date. When using pip it is generally recommended to install packages in a virtual environment to avoid changes to the system.
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