Shoppe is an Rails-based e-commerce platform which allows you to easily introduce a catalogue-based store into your Rails 4 applications.
Note: the platform is still under constant development and the API has not yet been finalised and functionality & features may change without notice. I do not recommend using Shoppe for any production sites yet. I'm hoping to release a v1.0 version in the very near future which will have a stable API.
In the meantime, why not:
- An attractive & easy to use admin interface with intergrated authentication
- Full product/catalogue management
- Stock control
- Tax management
- Flexible & customisable order flow
- Delivery/shipping control, management & weight-based calculation
Shoppe provides the core framework for the store and you're responsible for creating the storefront which your customers will use to purchase products. In addition to creating the UI for the frontend, you are also responsible for integrating with whatever payment gateway takes your fancy.
To get up and running with Shoppe in a new Rails application is simple. Just follow the instructions below and you'll be up and running in minutes.
# Create a new Rails skeleton application
rails new my_store
# Enter the store directory and add the Shoppe gem to the Gemfile
cd my_store
# Bundle
bundle
# Generate the shoppe configuration file and insert the engine into your routes
rails generate shoppe:setup
# Run migrations required by Shoppe's dependencies. If you already use either of
# these in your application, you can skip these as appropriate.
rails generate nifty:attachments:migration
rails generate nifty:key_value_store:migration
# Migrate your database and populate a core database
rake db:migrate shoppe:setup
# Start the server
rails serverShoppe is licenced under the MIT license. Full details can be found in the MIT-LICENSE file in the root of the repository.