How ghoshgsajib/small-cottage-industry-project-e-commerce works
This Django storefront supports browsing products by category or title, viewing product details, registering an account, and managing customer profile and address information. Requests enter through the project URL configuration and are dispatched to views, which use forms and models and render the corresponding templates. Product, customer, and account persistence are represented separately. The README is empty, and model and app URL implementations were not sampled, so details beyond the visible view behavior and project routing are not inferred.
Main entry points: views.py Account views · models.py Store models · urls.py Store routes · forms.py Customer forms
Components 12
Storefront browsing
- Store routes
ecom/ec/cottageindustry/urls.py - Catalog views
ecom/ec/cottageindustry/views.py - Catalog pages
ecom/ec/cottageindustry/templates/cottageindustry
Accounts and addresses
- Account views
ecom/ec/cottageindustry/views.py - Account pages
ecom/ec/cottageindustry/templates/cottageindustry - Customer forms
ecom/ec/cottageindustry/forms.py
Web and persistence
- Project routes
ecom/ec/ec/urls.py - Store models
ecom/ec/cottageindustry/models.py - Django auth
- SQLite database
ecom/ec/db.sqlite3 - Django settings
ecom/ec/ec/settings.py
Other components
- Shopper
Connections 14
- Shopper → Project routes: sends requests
- Project routes → Store routes: includes routes
- Store routes → Catalog views: dispatches catalog
- Store routes → Account views: dispatches accounts
- Catalog views → Store models: queries products
- Catalog views → Catalog pages: renders pages
- Account views → Customer forms: validates input
- Account views → Store models: reads and saves
- Account views → Account pages: renders pages
- Customer forms → Store models: model form
- Customer forms → Django auth: creates users
- Store models → SQLite database: persists records
- Django settings → SQLite database: configures SQLite
- Django settings → Django auth: enables auth