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🛒 An advanced and complete PHP 7 eCommerce website along with MySQL database and Admin interface.

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Advanced PHP 7 eCommerce Website

An advanced and complete PHP 7 eCommerce website along with MySQL database and Admin interface.

These instructions will get your copy of the project up and running on your local machine for development and testing purposes. See deployment for notes on how to deploy the project on a live system.

You will need the following running on your local development machine.

Follow the instructions below and your website will be up and running in a few minutes.

Installing required packages

Before doing anything you will need to install the required packages using composer. Running composer installs the dotenv project which allows you to configure your website using a .env file.

$ composer install Loading composer repositories with package information Installing dependencies (including require-dev) from lock file Package operations: 1 install, 0 updates, 0 removals - Installing vlucas/phpdotenv (v2.5.1): Downloading (100%) Generating autoload files > /bin/cp config/.env.prod config/.env > /bin/cp config/.htaccess.prod .htaccess

Create MySQL/MariaDB Database

Using whatever way you do, you need to create a new MySQL database. When creating the database, call it ecommerce so that you can import the SQL queries successfully into your new database.

To populate the database with data, there is a file in the config folder called /config/db_dump.sql . You need to import this SQL file into the database using your preferred method. I recommend using phpMyAdmin to import the database queries but if you use a command line you would need to execute the following command.

$ mysql -u DB_USERNAME -p ecommerce  ./config/db_dump.sql

Be sure to replate DB_USERNAME with the name of your MySQL username.

The next step is to populate the configuration files with your new database connection details.

After you’ve run composer install you will see a file called /config/.env in the config directory. You need to populate this file with your database connection settings.

Make sure you uncomment these lines and populate it with your database connection details:

# Database configuration ######################## export DB_HOSTNAME='localhost' export DB_USERNAME='root' export DB_PASSWORD='pass' export DB_DATABASE='ecommerce' export DB_PORT='3306' # export DB_SOCKET=''

There are many other settings in the /config/.env file you are most likely going to want to set. At the very least, you should update the General Configuration settings to your own environment.

These are the settings you can configure for your store.

• General Configuration
• Company Information
• Database configuration
• Google Maps API Key
• Social Media Profiles

Once you have the database up and running you can start the webserver (see command below) and you should see your newly created website running at http://localhost:8000.

$ php -S localhost:8000 [Fri Aug 7 10:43:59 2020] PHP 7.4.8 Development Server (http://localhost:8000) started [Fri Aug 7 10:44:02 2020] [::1]:51358 Accepted

If you find this project valuable, please consider giving us a small donation to help keep the project alive. We can really do with the support to help us continue to maintain this project.

Please read the CONTRIBUTING.md file for details on how you can get involved in the project as well as the process for submitting bugs and pull requests.

Please read the CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md file for the guidelines that govern the community.

We use Semantic Versioning for software versions of this project. For a list of all the versions available, see the tags and releases on this repository.

View the CHANGELOG.md file for a detailed list of changes, along with specific tasks completed for each version released to date.

Also see the list of contributors who have participated in this project.

This project is licensed under the GNU Affero General Public License License. See the LICENSE file for full details.

Special thanks go out to the following people and projects who have helped in some way to make this project a reality.

• CodingCyber for the original source code that formed the basis of this project.
• @justinhartman/.github for the Github project templates.

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🛒 An advanced and complete PHP 7 eCommerce website along with MySQL database and Admin interface.

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How to develop a website using HTML, CSS PHP and MySQL?

Step-by-Step guide to create dynamic web pages using HTML, CSS, PHP & MySQL.

This post is for the persons who are beginners in the web development field.

In this post, I will cover everything step by step starting from designing and development. At the last we will see how to deploy the website online.

Steps to create a website:

1. Download and install a code editor on your computer for writing HTML, PHP etc. code.
2. Download and install XAMPP Server on your computer.
3. Start Apache and MySQL server.
4. Start designing and developing your website with SQL queries.
5. Test your website on your computer.
6. Deploy your website on online server.

Step 1: Download a code editor

There are very code editors available for free like visual code, notepad++, Sublime etc. Download and install any one of them.

Step 2: Download XAMPP

Download and install XAMPP Server on your computer. XAMPP is the most popular PHP development environment. XAMPP is a completely free, easy to install Apache distribution containing MariaDB, PHP, and Perl.

XAMPP is an abbreviation for cross-platform, Apache, MySQL, PHP and Perl, and it allows you to build and run PHP offline, on a local web server on your computer. This simple and lightweight solution works on Windows, Linux, and Mac – hence the “cross-platform” part.

Step 3: Start Apache and MySQL

After installing the XAMPP, you have to run it on your computer. Also make sure you start Apache and MySQL Server. If your Apache and MySQL Server, it will show as the image below.

Step 4: Write HTML, CSS, PHP, SQL code

Now it is the time to write your HTML and PHP files.
Create a separate folder for your website in htdocs folder of XAMPP. You can find your XAMPP in c. (C:\xampp\htdocs). Inside this folder, you have to keep your coding files.

Tip: Your homepage will be known by name: index.html or index.php.

You can create the database for your website through phpmyadmin.

Step 5: Test your website locally on your computer

Keep testing your code in your browser through local host. This is XAMPP comes into handy for this purpose.

Step 6: Deploy your website

When your website is complete. You have to purchase a hosting and a domain for your website. Hosting provider allocates space on a web server for a website to store its files

When to use index.php instead of index.html?

you will have to choose the PHP extension (.php) when you want php code to be executed in the file. PHP code is code between the opening tags.

When no PHP code should be executed you can use the .html extension.

Usually when using the .php extension you are telling the web server, that it should use a PHP interpreter to process the file before it will be delivered to the browser. The PHP interpreter will then replace all content between the by the output of the PHP code. Just as if you wrote it manually. The processed file will then be delivered to the browser.

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