A prisma e-commerce real-world fullstack example 馃殌
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Project paused for a moment while I'm finishing https://github.com/Weakky/ra-data-prisma.
This will allow the backoffice to be far more robust, maintainable, and easier to develop.
馃拋 Beautiful, easily customizable react-native app
馃挩 GraphQL backend powered by Prisma.io
馃彟 Support several shops behind the same application
馃挜 Handcrafted backoffice to manage your e-commerce shop
馃攺 Fully customizable products (variant system)
馃挮 Real-time updates for product availabilities
馃捀 Ready-to-sell Stripe integration (PCI compliant, including 3D Secure)
馃敂 Push notification system to keep users updated when their orders are prepared
鉂わ笍 Made with love for the open-source community
You'll quickly realize that there are no state-management library whatsoever. I'm actively militating against the wrong usage of those. Although a sweet Redux or MobX could have been used in some places (especially on the RN app), this app also acts as a showcase to promote vanilla React. Especially since the new Context API (Although I haven't updated React yet).
[Mobile][Android] Error: Network error: Network request failed.
Android is running in an emulator.
The localhost is pointing to the environment in which the code is running. The emulator emulates a real device while the simulator is only imitating the device.
Therefore the localhost on Android is pointing to the emulated Android device. And not to the machine on which your server is running.
The solution is to replace localhost with the local IP address of your machine.
mobile/src/graphql/setupApollo.js
const httpLink = new HttpLink({
uri: YOUR_LOCAL_IP,
});