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Your app is ready to be deployed!

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Redux Actions, Reducer, Store

React Redux Provider, useSelector, useDispatch connect - mapStateToprops, mapDispatchToProps middleware - api handling

Redux Toolkit store - configurestore | store - createstore import { configureStore } from '@reduxjs/toolkit' create slices and then combine in index.js | separate reducers and then combinereducer

const slice1 = createSlice({ name: 'slice1', initialStateCart = [], reducers : { list of functions } })

Pages/Features List -

Module 1 - End User Module *HomePage - List - API 1 *Category Product List - API 10 *Product Details - API 2 *Cart Checkout - API 3 and 7 Orders - API 9 and 10 Wishlist *Registration - API 4 *Login - API 5

Module 2 - Admin/Employee Module *Add Product - API 6 All Orders - API 8

List of APIs

1. https://localhost:4000/products - Products - Non-secure
2. https://localhost:4000/products/:id - Products - Non-secure
3. for order placement - Orders - Secure
4. Registration - Users - post api for users table - Non-secure
5. Login - Users - get api for user with specific details - Non-secure
6. https://localhost:4000/products(POST) - Products - **Secure
7. POST - Order Details - Order Details Table - **Secure
8. GET - All Orders - Orders - **Secure
9. GET - User Orders - Orders - Secure
10. GET - Category wise Products - Non-secure

List of Tables

Products Users --user details - address, gender, dob, profilepic Orders - orderid, orderdate, deliverydate, amount, mobile, pincode, address, paymentmode, paymentstatus, orderstatus order details - orderid, itemid, id, price, quantity customer_address - userid, addresstype, name, flatnum, society/town/village, city, state, pincode, mobile

Login - Authentication Authorization - Auth0, Passport, JWT Tokens

JWT - Json Web Token Step 1 - Back End - Create Token and send on login Step 2 - Front End - Receive token and save local - localStorage/Redux/Context Step 2.1 - Check login using jwt token on front end Step 3 - Front End - Send on secure api call in header Step 4 - Back End - Verify token on api middleware