Hello Coders!
This article presents a simple eCommerce starter powered by Stripe, FastAPI (for the backend logic), and Bootstrap 5 (for styling). The goal of this starter is to help programmers bootstrap fast a decent and secure eCommerce solution with minimal effort
. Being open-source and released under the MIT license, the codebase can be easily extended, incorporated in commercial projects, or used in eLearning activities.
Thanks for reading!
- π FastAPI & Stripe eCommerce - source code
- π Ask for support (just in case)
A strong point of this project is the UI Kit provided by Creative-Tim
, a well-known agency, that released the design for free. Soft UI Design, comes with 50+ components and reusable widgets for at least a decent eCommerce project.
β¨ Product Highlights
This mini eCommerce loads the products from JSON files saved in the templates directory and build dynamic pages based on this minimal information.
- β Backend: FastAPI
- β Payments: Stripe
- β Design: Soft UI Design (free version)
- β Deployment: Docker
- β Secure by default: No database is used
- β MIT license
The minimal information required for a product definition can be found below:
{
"name": "Air ZOOM Pegasus",
"price": 499,
"currency": "usd",
"short_description": "A workhorse built to help ..(truncated)..",
"full_description": "A workhorse built to help power ..(truncated).."
}
app-generator / ecommerce-fastapi-stripe
FastAPI Stripe Sample - Soft UI Design (Free Sample) | AppSeed
FastAPI & Stripe Mini eCommerce
Open-source mini eCommerce
project that loads the products from JSON
files saved in the templates directory
(no database required) and uses a decent UI for page styling - Powered by FastAPI & Stripe.
Features
Status | Item | info |
---|---|---|
FastAPI | For backend logic
|
|
Stripe | Payment processor |
|
Soft UI Design | (Free Version) by Creative-Tim
|
|
JSON |
Products definition - see sample
|
|
Automatic Products Discovery | Source DIR: templates\products | |
Deployment | Docker |
|
CI/CD | Render Deployment Platform |
β¨ Video Presentation
fastapi-stripe-ecommerce.mp4
β¨ Quick Start in Docker
π Step 1 - Download the code from the GH repository (usingGIT
)
$ git clone https://github.com/app-generator/ecommerce-fastapi-stripe.git
$ cd ecommerce-fastapi-stripe
π Step 2 - Start the APP inDocker
$ docker-compose up --build
Visit http://localhost:5085
in your browser. The app should be up & running.
β¨ Manual Build
The process is basically the usual set up for anyβ¦
If your workstation has Docker installed, the product can be started via a single command typed in the terminal (make sure you're at the root of the sources).
$ docker-compose up --build
Once this command finishes the execution, the app should be up & running in the browser.
Thanks for reading!
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