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Next Ecommerce Frontend

Ecommerce Frontend coded with NextJS, Uses Strapi as Backend, Magic for Authentication and Stripe for Payment processing

Next Ecommerce Frontend

Ecommerce Frontend coded with NextJS, Uses Strapi as Backend, Magic for Authentication and Stripe for Payment processing

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Overview

The Next Magic Stripe Strapi Frontend is a companion video that discusses how to create a frontend for an ecommerce website using Next.js, Magic for authentication, Stripe for payment processing, and Strapi for managing products, orders, and users.

Features

  • Next.js Frontend: The frontend of the ecommerce website is built using Next.js, a popular React framework that allows for server-side rendering and performance optimization.
  • Magic for Authentication: Magic is used for authentication, allowing users to create accounts, log in, and securely access protected routes.
  • Stripe for Checkout Payment: Stripe is integrated into the website to handle payment processing during checkout, providing a seamless and secure payment experience for customers.
  • Strapi for Product, Orders, and User Management: Strapi is used as a headless CMS (Content Management System) to manage products, orders, and user data. It provides a user-friendly interface for managing backend data.

Installation

To install the Next Magic Stripe Strapi Frontend, follow these steps:

  1. Clone the backend repository from GitHub: git clone https://github.com/GalloDaSballo/Next-Ecommerce-Backend
  2. Set up the required environment variables by checking the /utils/urls file.
  3. Run the backend application using your preferred Node.js package manager (e.g., npm run start or yarn start).

Summary

The Next Magic Stripe Strapi Frontend is a tutorial video that showcases the integration of Next.js, Magic, Stripe, and Strapi to create a full-stack ecommerce website. It demonstrates how to set up authentication, handle payment processing, and manage products, orders, and user data efficiently. By following the installation guide, users can easily replicate the frontend setup and customize it further to suit their specific ecommerce needs.