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Hasura E-Commerce Demo

Running this demo requires very very dependencies.

  1. Docker and Docker Compose installed. Install instructions.
  2. Stripe Secret and Publishable keys. The account doesn't need to be verified as no transactions will be happening. Instructions here.
  3. Hasura CLI installed. Instructions here.

Running the Project

$ git clone https://github.com/hasura/hasura-ecommerce
<modify .env.example to have your real Stripe test keys if you want checkout to work>
$ docker-compose up -d
$ cd hasura
<assuming you have Hasura CLI installed>
$ hasura seeds apply

Visit http://localhost:3000 for Next.js frontend
Visit http://localhost:8080 for Hasura console (admin secret = "my-secret")
Visit http://localhost:9000 for Minio dashboard (login = "minio:minio123")
  1. Clone the repo to your local machine.
  2. Navigate inside the top level directory.
  3. (Optional) In the .env.example file, replace <STRIPE_SECRET_KEY> and <STRIPE_PUBLISHABLE_KEY> and `<STRIPE_WEBHOOK_SECRET> with your stripe keys.
  4. Run the project with docker-compose up -d - the -d tells docker to run in detached mode, which will not put out any console information. If you'd like to see what's happening, omit the -d and it will run in the forefront.
  5. After confirming you can view the website at localhost:3000 - navigate into the hasura directory. Run the command hasura seeds apply - this will populate product and user data into your hasura instance.
  6. To play with the hasura console, run hasura console which will open a hasura console for you to operate.

For more details, see the architecture guide.