Commerce

CS50w Project 2: Django E-Commerce Website

The app let's users browse, bet and comment on e-bay like auctions, as well as create their own listings. The app supports auction watchlist.

Specification:

https://cs50.harvard.edu/web/2020/projects/2/commerce/

Video Demo:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNbtJ6nHQy8

auctions/models.py

Contains Django models that define structure for the stored data:

• Listing - contains information about every listing.
• Bid - stores all user auction bids.
• Comment - stores all user comments.
• Watchlist - stores all items added to the user's watchlist.
• Winner - stores winners for every listing.
• Category - stores every listing's category.

auctions/views.py

Contains views associated with each of the routes.

auctions/urls.py

Contains URL configuration for the app:

• / - main page, shows all active listings.
• /login - login interface.
• /logout - logout interface.
• /register - register interface.
• /categories - sorts all listings in categories.
• /category/<category_name> - shows all active listings in a given category.
• /listing/<listing_id> - show the listing.
• /create - let's user create a listing.
• /close/<listing_id> - let's user closer a listing if he/she is the creator.
• /bid/<listing_id> - let's user bid on the listing.
• /comment/<listing_id> - let's user comment on the listing.
• /watchlist - shows user's watchlist.
• /watchlist_add/<listing_id> - let's user add listing to their watchlist.

auctions/templates/auctions

Contains HTML templates, in particular:

• index.html shows all active listings.
• listing_show.html displays information about a given listing.
• listing_create.html let's the user create their own listing.