moelashmawy/inventory-application

How moelashmawy/inventory-application works

The Shopping App is a MERN storefront and order-tracking system. Customers browse products, manage a cart and addresses, place orders, and follow fulfillment; sellers manage products and mark orders shipped, while shippers deliver them and admins manage roles and catalog permissions. The graph separates the React experience, API routing and controllers, and MongoDB models. README documents the role-based lifecycle and additional facilities; unsampled frontend actions and several backend handlers limit which cross-layer calls can be verified.

Main entry points: orderController.js Order lifecycle · App.js Application routes · server.js HTTP server · permissionsController.js Role administration

Components 25

React storefront

Application routes views/src/App.js
Catalog browsing views/src/components/AllProducts.js
Account and addresses views/src/components/account-settings
Cart and checkout views/src/components/cart/Cart.js
Role dashboards views/src/components/dashboard

Express API

HTTP server server.js
Product routes routes/api/product.js
Order routes routes/api/order.js
User routes routes/api/users.js
Permission routes routes/api/permission.js
Authentication middlewares/auth.js
Product management controllers/productController.js
Role administration controllers/permissionsController.js
User accounts controllers/userController.js
Cart operations controllers/cartController.js
Address management controllers/addressController.js
Wishlist management controllers/wishlistController.js
Category management controllers/categoryController.js

Order fulfillment

Order lifecycle controllers/orderController.js

MongoDB models

Products models/ProductModel.js
Orders models/Order.js
Carts models/Cart.js
Users models/UsersModel.js
Shippers models/Shipper.js

Other components

Customer

Connections 28

Customer → Application routes: uses views/src/App.js
Application routes → Catalog browsing: routes to views/src/App.js
Application routes → Account and addresses: routes to views/src/App.js
Application routes → Role dashboards: routes to views/src/App.js
Application routes → Cart and checkout: routes to views/src/App.js
HTTP server → Product routes: mounts server.js
HTTP server → Order routes: mounts server.js
HTTP server → User routes: mounts server.js
HTTP server → Permission routes: mounts server.js
Product routes → Product management: dispatches routes/api/product.js
Order routes → Order lifecycle: dispatches routes/api/order.js
User routes → User accounts: dispatches routes/api/users.js
Permission routes → Role administration: dispatches routes/api/permission.js
Product routes → Authentication: checks access routes/api/product.js
Order routes → Authentication: checks access routes/api/order.js
Product management → Products: reads and writes controllers/productController.js
Order lifecycle → Products: reads controllers/orderController.js
Order lifecycle → Carts: reads and updates controllers/orderController.js
Order lifecycle → Orders: creates and updates controllers/orderController.js
Order lifecycle → Shippers: finds shipper controllers/orderController.js
Role administration → Users: updates roles controllers/permissionsController.js
Role administration → Shippers: manages shipper controllers/permissionsController.js
User accounts → Users: reads and writes controllers/userController.js
Cart operations → Carts: reads and updates controllers/cartController.js
Cart operations → Products: reads product controllers/cartController.js
Customer → Order lifecycle: places and tracks README.md
Order lifecycle → Order lifecycle: advances fulfillment README.md
Customer → Role administration: role administration README.md

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