Knowing how to create a web application to manage take-out sales has become essential for a developer in this difficult health period. The objective of this project is to make an online sales site for motor vehicles. With this site, a user can order one or more items, save specific item baskets, and schedule a time to pick up their items.
Ubiquity, a powerful and fast framework for efficient design.
It combines performance and simplicity of design and use with many interesting features that allows to efficiently program especially a full-stack application like this one… Indeed this framework uses the Model-view-controller architecture or MVC :
- Model part contains the data to display and initializes the variables.
- View part contains the presentation of the graphical interface, the view uses the model.
- Controller part contains logic and processes user actions, modifies model and view data through routes.
You will need the following things properly installed on your computer.
- php ^8.0.0
- Git
- Composer
- Ubiquity devtools
git clone <repository-url>this repositorycd tdscomposer install
Ubiquity serve- Visit your app at http://127.0.0.1:8090.
It concerns all the "profession part". The model represents the real universe in which the application takes place. The data that applies to the business to say it otherwise.
Routes map URLs called by the user to functions in your PHP code. These functions are called "actions". Routes are defined on controller classes.
| Routes | Definition |
|---|---|
| /MyAuth | allows you to connect |
| / | displays a dashboard with access to many pages |
| /order | displays an order history |
| /store | allows you to navigate through the sections |
| /section/{idSection} | allows you to view or buy products belonging to a section |
| /product/{idSection}/{idProduct} | allows you to see the complete sheet of a product |
| /newBasket | allows you to create a new basket |
| /basket | allows you to see the content of the baskets already created |
| /basket/add/{idProduct} | allows you to add a product to the default basket |
| /basket/addTo/{idBasket}/{idProduct} | allows you to add an item to a specific basket |
| /basket/timeslot/{idTimeslot} | allows you to choose a timeSlot |
| /basket/validate | allows you to validate the basket |
| /basket/command | allows you to validate the order |
| /basket/clear | allows you to empty the basket |
- MyAuth
This controller allows you to control the connection to the application by calling the MyAuthFiles controller present in the auth folder which retrieves the various views.
| Associated views | Definition |
|---|---|
| disconnected | The logout page |
| index | The login page |
| info | The logout and login buttons |
| message | Display message of confirmation |
| noAccess | Prevents connection from being made. |
- MainController
Since this is the main controller, there are all the routes on it with all the actions necessary to operate the display and especially the logic of the application. He is also the one who calls for services.
| Associated views | Definition |
|---|---|
| basket | displays the contents of the basket by default |
| index | displays the dashboard |
| newBasket | displays the cart registration page |
| orders | displays a list of all commands |
| product | displays the entire file of a product |
| section | displays the list of all products in one section |
| store | displays the list of sections |
Services should have a good deal of logic. Because if we have separate logic, we can theoretically modify our user interface layer or our DAO layer without being affected. DAO (data access object) is an object to manage the connection to our database. By convention, we name DAO classes with "Repository".
| Services | Definition |
|---|---|
| UserRepository | DAO class that provides a technique to separate object persistence and user model data access logic.. |