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Another powerful CMS is OpenCart.
OpenCart is an open source system, but it does not have an attractive graphic format and requires a site designer to design it, but it can be used to build store sites.
Ce plugin ne fait pas l'affaire ? https://www.opencart.com/index.php?route=marketplace/extension/info&extension_id=36026
Si le rythme de ventes devient croissant il est urgent de se tourner vers des boites spécialisées en fullfilment
OpenCart is another e-commerce alternative you could use. I built the free Brainblocks plugin.
Shameless promotion, you could also use my Coinbase Commerce plugin if you also want to accept Bitcoin, Ether, Litecoin
To be honest a lot of people actually could do that, especially in videogames given the crap that's being produced today to please shareholders. The issue isn't their ideas though, it's their ignorance towards programming and design.
Most people seem to think coding a whole website to be better than say OpenCart to name an open-sourced one can be done in 5 days and then wonder why it winds up costing them 50000$ and they're still far from the quality level of such a system.
To put that in perspective, coding a 3D application (game) is 100x harder than a 2D website.
It's not the best code and really needs an ORM, better way of managing language and a few other things here and there.
But basically, it's easily customised and has the majority of e-commerce features built it.
If you know PHP, you could go with OpenCart.
The code is pretty mod friendly, it's structured using the MVC design pattern so it's pretty easy to find and modify things. There are also tons of free and paid extensions you can download for your store, I'm sure you can find one for tiered pricing.
Their are significant problems with the code you've posted above that would need to be addressed before you could even start talking about adding features.
It may be better to start with a pre-built shopping cart, rather than something you put together from a tutorial. As a new developer, you will make mistakes. So, having a working code base to fool around with will probably help to avoid some and show you the 'right ways' of doing things.
OpenCart, for example, is an open source solution with the functionality you want out of the box. (I know OC isn't popular, feel free to suggest others)
Your biggest issue will be finding a credit card processor that handles e-cig stuff. Most underwriters consider it high-risk. You're looking at about 3% processing fees, and other monthly fees, $25/month for authorize.net and probably $0.30/transaction.
Next to that you need to get an online store up. There's a couple of options, if you aren't web savvy, but they cost more in the long run. For my site, NONAMé Box Mods I use OpenCart, but I also install and manage it myself. The upside is it's open source software, and there are numerous plugins to tailor it to your needs. The downsides are you have to find a host yourself, install and manager it. There's also a few bugs, but nothing major.
If all of that is too much work, you might want to go troll /r/PVcommission for the odd commission job. A number of people have started their own mod building business from that, and actually have their own subs here now.
Opencart is open source, and free. You will have to host it, and get a SSL certificate, but it is not too expensive to do that. I use it, but it is not a perfect platform, but then again nothing is. You will have to know some coding, as there are some things you may want to change.
:/ Antes de fazer os testes e entender melhor o que é Ping ou até IP. No Wi-fi Analyzer aparece uma conexão de 10Mbits e por taxa de download muito menor que a normal... Vou dar uma olhada no https://www.opencart.com/ A vantagem de outros sites de vídeo assisto normal em 720p e 1080p.
this? https://www.opencart.com - that is a full CMS written in PHP
You can build anything you want in Django. It's a MVC app framework. You would have to build out your model yourself: https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/3.2/topics/db/models/
Or use a 3rd party package that takes care of the model for you.
Have a look at OpenCart, too. It is open-source, free of charge, actively developed & maintained and also highly extendable - extensions may require some kind of payment, mostly at low prices, though, which ought to be more than acceptable for any professionally run business.
As /u/Queenofhearts33 suggested, I also point you to WooCommerce as it may be even better suited for individuals not too fond of tech/IT.
So, you want to build a digital ecommerce site that accepts cryptos--from scratch.
Sure, it's possible. You can self-host with OpenCart which can be configured to accept Bitcoin payments and also for digital deliverables.
Use https://www.opencart.com as an example shopping cart.
Install it and start with structuring your DB like they do. You don't need every feature they have like affiliate selling but the rest are great.
All the source code is there and you also can leave out their theme / template system.
Just make sure you can.... * Login to the backend as admin * Admin dashboard * Login to the frontend as a client / register * Customer dashboard with orders, address etc. * Send emails, orders, purchased, etc. * A cart, remove products add them * Connect to a payment processor like PayPal * Shipping, tax options * Add products, images, product details, product options size etc. * Add product categories * Search products in the front end * Related products
This is a very generic specification add to it by studying Opencart.
Code it up and you're done! Do not steal source code it's super simple to search for code on the Internet and get busted 😀
Being more specific about what you want to accomplish and someone could give you directions.
Laravel is a framework. I guess your are talking about this Opencart: https://www.opencart.com. If so, those are two unrelated systems that know nothing about each other. Are you trying to use both? Maybe use Laravel inside Opencart?
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https://www.opencart.com/index.php?route=marketplace/extension/info&extension_id=34039
Is the BitPay plugin your sole payment processors (handles everything from SEPA, Paypal, Bitcoin..) ?
Are you OK to add a specific button to pay with BCH ?
Edit : Be patient ! Browsing their github, I found that they have a library for their payment processor, (still in beta, last commits are 10 days old)...
Edit2 : googling i found at least an opencart plugin that just needs a connexion to a bitcoind server. You could just replace bitcoind server by a bitcoin ABC server , I am pretty sure the RPCs to monitor transactions are compatible :)