FlowerSepetim

FlowerSepetim is a robust, full-stack e-commerce solution designed for managing flower inventory and sales. The system leverages modern .NET 9 features and follows industry-standard architectural patterns to ensure scalability, performance, and maintainability.

Architecture

The backend is engineered using Clean Architecture to strictly separate concerns. This structure minimizes dependencies on external frameworks and places the business logic at the core of the application:

• Domain: The heart of the system containing entities and repository interfaces. It is pure C# and has no dependencies on database drivers or external libraries.
• Application: Orchestrates business flows using DTOs and Validators. It acts as the bridge between the domain core and the outside world.
• Infrastructure: Implements the interfaces defined in lower layers. It manages technical concerns such as EF Core database contexts, Redis caching strategies, and file systems.
• API: The entry layer serving RESTful endpoints, relying on the Application and Infrastructure layers to fulfill requests.

Key Features & Standards

Domain-Driven Design (DDD)

The project utilizes DDD tactical patterns to model complex business requirements. The architecture ensures that technical implementation details do not dictate business rules.

Quality Assurance & Testing

Reliability is a priority. The solution includes a comprehensive unit testing suite located in the CicekSepeti.UnitTests project.

• xUnit is used as the test runner.
• Moq is employed to isolate dependencies, ensuring that business logic is tested in isolation without side effects.

Performance Caching

To optimize response times and reduce database load, a Cache-Aside pattern is implemented using Redis (via StackExchange.Redis). The system includes a fail-safe mechanism to ensure continuity even if the cache service becomes unavailable.

API Documentation

All endpoints are fully documented using Swagger/OpenAPI. This provides an interactive interface for developers to explore the API capabilities and simplifies frontend integration. //Ngono Ngolo Kante

Tech Stack

• Core: .NET 9
• Data Access: Entity Framework Core, SQL Server
• Caching: Redis (Cloud & Local Support)
• Testing: xUnit, Moq
• Documentation: Swagger (Swashbuckle)
• Validation: FluentValidation
• Frontend: Vue.js, Tailwind CSS

Setup

1. Configure the connection strings for SQL Server and Redis in appsettings.json.
2. Apply migrations to initialize the database schema.
3. Build and run the API project. The Swagger UI will be available at /swagger/index.html.
4. Navigate to the frontend directory, install dependencies, and run the development server.
5. Run and fun enjoy