django-ecommerce 1.0.15

A Django E-commerce app for streamlined online retail, featuring product management, order processing, and flexible settings for discounts and stock tracking.

Django E-commerce

This Django E-commerce app empowers online retail businesses with robust features for managing products, categories, and orders. It includes versatile functionalities such as discount management, stock tracking, and flexible settings configuration to streamline the end-to-end E-commerce process.

Installation

• Install this package using pip

pip install django-ecommerce

• Add django_ecommerce to your INSTALLED_APPS setting like this

INSTALLED_APPS = [
    ...,
    "django_ecommerce",
]

• Migrate your database

python manage.py migrate

Configuration

In the Django settings file, customize the available currencies for your E-commerce platform by modifying the ECOMMERCE_AVAILABLE_CURRENCIES list. Set the default currency using the ECOMMERCE_DEFAULT_CURRENCY variable, and tailor the displayed fields in the shipping administration interface with the ECOMMERCE_SHIPPING_ADMIN_FIELDS.

ECOMMERCE_AVAILABLE_CURRENCIES = [
    ('EUR', 'EUR'),
    ('USD', 'USD'),
]
ECOMMERCE_DEFAULT_CURRENCY = 'EUR'
ECOMMERCE_SHIPPING_ADMIN_FIELDS = ['full_name', 'address', 'phone', 'city', 'shipping_amount', 'remark']

Usage

To seamlessly integrate an ecommerce system into your Django application, it is recommended to leverage the utility functions provided by django_ecommerce.utils. These functions, including adding to cart, removing from cart, and creating orders, offer a convenient and robust solution for managing various ecommerce interactions within your application.

Here is a list of utility functions from django_ecommerce.utils with concise explanations for each

• chunks(queryset, chunk_size)

  • Divides a given queryset into smaller chunks for more efficient processing.

• similar_products(product, limit=4)

  • Finds and returns a specified number of products similar to the given product, excluding the original.

• variant_availability(variant: ProductVariant, request) -> int

  • Determines the availability of a product variant by subtracting the quantity in the user's cart from the total available quantity.

• money(amount: float, currency: str = None) -> Money

  • Generates a Money instance with the specified amount and currency. Uses the default currency from Django settings if available.

• get_shipping_data(amount: Money) -> dict

  • Retrieves shipping-related data based on the total order amount, considering factors like free shipping eligibility and shipping cost.

• get_cart(request)

  • Retrieves information about the user's shopping cart, including items, total cost, quantity, and shipping details.

• remove_from_cart(request, variant_id: int) -> dict

  • Removes a specified product variant from the user's shopping cart.

• add_to_cart(request, variant_id: int, quantity: int = 1) -> dict

  • Adds a specified quantity of a product variant to the user's shopping cart, considering stock availability.

• create_order(request, email: str = None, full_name: str = None, ...) -> dict

  • Creates an order based on the user's shopping cart and specified details, including customer information and a custom callback function.

• get_cities() -> set

  • Retrieves a set of city names from the database.

• get_countries() -> set

  • Retrieves a set of country names from the database.

• find_product_by_slug(slug: str) -> Product | None

  • Finds and returns a product based on its slug. Returns None if the product does not exist.

• find_category_by_slug(slug: str) -> Category | None

  • Finds and returns a category based on its slug. Returns None if the category does not exist.

• find_order_by_code(code: str) -> Order | None

  • Finds and returns an order based on its unique code. Returns None if the order does not exist.

Release Notes and Upgrade Guides

Project release documents live in docs/releases/ and use numeric prefixes for ordering.