The class diagram models an e-commerce application with entities for users, products, categories, shops, orders and other related entities. Key entities include:
1. Users who can have profiles, reset passwords and be associated with shops.
2. Products that belong to categories and can have attributes.
3. Shops owned by users where products can be sold.
4. Orders/invoices that capture sales of products to users.
The diagram shows the relationships between these core entities and additional supporting entities like brands and user sessions.
The class diagram models an e-commerce application with entities for users, products, categories, shops, orders and other related entities. Key entities include:
1. Users who can have profiles, reset passwords and be associated with shops.
2. Products that belong to categories and can have attributes.
3. Shops owned by users where products can be sold.
4. Orders/invoices that capture sales of products to users.
The diagram shows the relationships between these core entities and additional supporting entities like brands and user sessions.
The class diagram models an e-commerce application with entities for users, products, categories, shops, orders and other related entities. Key entities include:
1. Users who can have profiles, reset passwords and be associated with shops.
2. Products that belong to categories and can have attributes.
3. Shops owned by users where products can be sold.
4. Orders/invoices that capture sales of products to users.
The diagram shows the relationships between these core entities and additional supporting entities like brands and user sessions.