generic_shop_app

Flutter project aimed at providing shop services with "generic" implementations; aimed at integrating with multiple server and payment providers.

Flutter Shop App

This is a Flutter mobile application boilerplate for an e-commerce shop that can integrate with various backend providers.

Features:

• Built with Flutter for a smooth and native experience on iOS and Android.
• Designed to be adaptable to different backend APIs using a plugin architecture.
• Offers basic shop functionalities like product browsing, cart management, and checkout.

Setup:

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://your-repository-url.git

2. Install dependencies:

Navigate to the project directory and run:

pub get

3. Configure Backend:

• Create a folder named backend inside the lib directory.
• Implement separate classes or services for each backend provider you want to support. These classes will handle communication with the respective backend API.
• Configure the appropriate backend by setting environment variables or using a configuration file.

4. Run the app:

• Connect a physical device or start an emulator.

• Run the app using:

  flutter run

Backend Integration:

• The backend folder should house backend provider specific classes/services.
• Each service class should implement functionalities like product fetching, adding to cart, and user authentication according to the backend API it interacts with.
• The main application code will use these services to interact with the backend depending on the configured provider.

Customization:

• This is a base framework, and you can customize it to fit your specific shop needs.
• You can add new screens, features, and UI elements as required by your shop design.

Further Considerations:

• Implement proper error handling and user feedback mechanisms for API interactions.
• Consider using a state management solution like Provider or BLoC for managing application state across screens.
• Securely store user credentials and access tokens (if applicable).

Note:

This is a generic starting point, and the specific implementation details will vary depending on the chosen backend providers and desired functionalities.