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Shopping Cart

You're an owner of a newly-started e-commerce store, and you want to create a basic web service to
cater to your customers. Since you're just starting up, you want to keep it simple, with the following
schema:

User ->Add Items to Cart -> Order with Items in the Cart -> Done!

You're planning to use gorm (https://github.com/jinzhu/gorm/) as the ORM, gin


(https://github.com/gin-gonic/gin/) as the web framework and ginkgo (https://github.com/onsi/ginkgo) for
any tests you want to add.

You're keeping the following flow in mind for the user:

1. When a user will come to your platform and signup (POST /users API is called), a new User
account gets created.
2. The user needs to be logged in order to create a cart. If the user already has an account, the user
will login using POST /users/login API which will return a token for further requests in the user's
session. A user can only be logged in from a single device at a time i.e. there’ll always be a
single token for the user.
3. When the user starts shopping and selects Items, the Items will get added to the Cart. This will
be done by POST /carts API. A single user can have only a single cart, so you'll need to identify
the Cart by the User's ID.
Note: For sake of simplicity let's assume that we don't want to manage inventory yet i.e. we
don't have to keep track of the number of items, whether it's in stock or out of stock, etc.
4. The cart will get converted into an order when the POST /orders API is called.
5. There should also be listing endpoints for User, Items, Carts and Orders.

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Endpoints Summary as below:

Endpoint URL Description

POST /users Creates a new User

GET /users List all users

Login for existing user based on


POST /users/login
username and password

POST /items Creates an Item

GET /items List all items

*POST /carts/ Create and adds Items to the cart

GET /carts List all carts

Pass the cart id to convert it to an


*POST /orders
order

GET /orders List all orders

*The user's token must be present in the cart related endpoint request to identify which user the cart
belongs to.

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A general overview of the Entities that need to be used:

Now that you've the backend ready, time to show it in the UI!

Create a React web app with the following screens in order:

1. Create a basic User Login screen where the user can enter the username and password to List
the Items in the shopping portal. On login failure show a window.alert() saying Invalid
username/password.
2. On successful login take the user to the List Items screen. The List Items screen is where the
user can see all the items. Clicking on an item in the items list should add that item to the cart.

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3. Show a Checkout button at the top of this screen which the user will use to place an order. Also
next to the Checkout button show 2 buttons:
a. Cart button to list all the added Items in the cart. Clicking on this button should show all
the cart items (i.e. cart_id, item_id) in a toast or window.alert().
b. Order History button to list all the placed orders for the user. Clicking on this button
should show all the placed Order ids in a toast or window.alert().
4. On clicking the checkout button, the cart should get converted to an order. You can show the List
Items screen again with a toast saying Order successful.

Submission instructions:
● The code must be hosted in any Version Control cloud provider of your choice (Github, Bitbucket
etc).
● The challenge must be completed within 24 hours of receiving this email.
● Please send an email to hiring@abcdeventures.com post the completion of the challenge within
the deadline.
● README file, Postman collections and instructions on how to run the projects and interact with
the API are expected

Good luck and we are looking forward to going through your solutions!

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