How arisuflap/myecommerce works
This is a browser-based naval catering marketplace: visitors discover and compare caterers’ packages, customers reserve and pay deposits, and sellers and administrators manage operations. The application is implemented in large JavaScript files rather than separate feature modules. The excerpts show Supabase-backed data loading, package browsing/comparison, payment and reservation views, and concern management; other distinct seller and administrator capabilities are indicated by route excerpts. The three core files appear to be variants, but the supplied evidence does not establish which page loads which file or how the variants relate.
Main entry points: app.js Package browsing · js./app.js Marketplace app variant · js/app.js Seller reservations
Components 17
Marketplace
- Package browsing
app.js - Package comparison
app.js
Reservations & Payments
- Customer pages
js./app.js - Deposit & receipt
js./app.js
Seller & Administration
- Seller reservations
js/app.js - Seller calendar
js/app.js - Concern handling
app.js - Reservation oversight
js/app.js
Application & Data
- Marketplace app
app.js - Marketplace app variant
js/app.js - Marketplace app variant
js./app.js - Supabase
- Supabase Storage
Other components
- Marketplace visitor
- Customer
- Seller
- Administrator
Connections 6
- Package browsing → Package comparison: offers comparison
app.js - Package browsing → Supabase: loads marketplace data
app.js - Marketplace app variant → Supabase: loads marketplace data
js./app.js - Customer pages → Deposit & receipt: links to payment
js./app.js - Seller reservations → Reservation oversight
js/app.js - Marketplace app variant → Supabase Storage: uses store images