How sreeharicnair143/ceraria-private-limited works
CERARIA is a premium-tile e-commerce application. The visible customer workflow is product discovery: a visitor requests filtered product listings or a product by ID, and the server queries PostgreSQL and returns product data. Administrators authenticate and use the admin interface to manage products, catalogues, gallery images, and site content; the server persists records and handles uploaded media. The README is empty, and the tree does not expose storefront source, so customer-side wiring and checkout behavior cannot be established from the available evidence.
Main entry points: server.js HTTP API · admin_script_4.js Admin interface
Components 9
Application clients
- Admin interface
public/admin_script_4.js
Backend services
- HTTP API
server.js - Product operations
server.js - Admin authentication
server.js - Content operations
server.js
Persistent data
- PostgreSQL
Media storage
- S3 media
Other components
- Shopper
- Administrator
Connections 10
- Shopper → HTTP API: requests products
- HTTP API → Product operations: dispatches requests
- Product operations → PostgreSQL: queries products
- Administrator → Admin interface: uses
- Admin interface → HTTP API: sends API requests
- HTTP API → Admin authentication: dispatches login
- Admin authentication → PostgreSQL: checks admin
- HTTP API → Content operations: dispatches operations
- Content operations → PostgreSQL: reads and writes content
- HTTP API → S3 media: uploads media