I know it was asked a couple of times already and I've searched around and found basically nothing so just checking in whether anyone knows of a shopping cart solution or any other typical part of an ecommerce solution based on tg that was perhaps developed since this question came up last time.
> I know it was asked a couple of times already and I've searched around > and found basically nothing so just checking in whether anyone knows > of a shopping cart solution or any other typical part of an ecommerce > solution based on tg that was perhaps developed since this question > came up last time.
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You might find some bugs as it has not been tested on production and it is a spare time project. It is implemented as a library, to make it work inside your application you must add:
INSIDE ROOT.PY from stroller.controllers.ecommerce import StrollerController **inside the rootcontroller** shop = StrollerController()
you should then be able to access it from the /shop url of your application. I'm sorry for the lack of documentation but as I said it has been developed in a weekend rush and still pending some love before a stable release :D
> You might find some bugs as it has not been tested on production and > it is a spare time project. > It is implemented as a library, to make it work inside your > application you must add:
> INSIDE ROOT.PY > from stroller.controllers.ecommerce import StrollerController > **inside the rootcontroller** > shop = StrollerController()
> you should then be able to access it from the /shop url of your > application. I'm sorry for the lack of documentation but as I said it > has been developed in a weekend rush and still pending some love > before a stable release :D
> If you have any problem let me know
Hi, thanks a lot, this looks really great!
It uses tg2 and sqlalchemy, right? In the first approximation I was looking for something for tg1 and sqlobject, but your solution also helps because I can try porting it to tg1 and so. Or I can think about moving finally to tg2 and sa? Maybe although I'm not sold on this idea yet :)
> It uses tg2 and sqlalchemy, right? In the first approximation I was > looking for something for tg1 and sqlobject, but your solution also > helps because I can try porting it to tg1 and so. Or I can think about > moving finally to tg2 and sa? Maybe although I'm not sold on this idea > yet :)
go use SA. Really. I appreciat Oleg's work with SO, but SA is one of the most outstanding ORMs and SQL toolkits in existence. Not only code- wise, but also regarding documentation & support.
TG1 or TG2 don't matter, especially now that Pyramid is out there - neithe is "the latest and greatest", but of course they work just fine.
On Friday, March 18, 2011 8:53:41 PM UTC+5:30, Daniel Fetchinson wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I know it was asked a couple of times already and I've searched around > and found basically nothing so just checking in whether anyone knows > of a shopping cart solution or any other typical part of an ecommerce > solution based on tg that was perhaps developed since this question > came up last time.
Planning to develop an e-commerce application. Please express your honest opinions regarding developing it in +TurboGears What are the challenges I need to overcome and how much time (approx) it will take to complete if we are using TG ? What is the current status of this stroller? Do any web sites using this now?
On Saturday, March 19, 2011 8:11:07 PM UTC+5:30, Alessandro Molina wrote:
> On Sat, Mar 19, 2011 at 3:23 PM, Alessandro Molina > <alessand...@gmail.com <javascript:>> wrote: > > I have one that I'm going to release in a few days. It supports > > payment by using paypal.
> You might find some bugs as it has not been tested on production and > it is a spare time project. > It is implemented as a library, to make it work inside your > application you must add:
> INSIDE ROOT.PY > from stroller.controllers.ecommerce import StrollerController > **inside the rootcontroller** > shop = StrollerController()
> you should then be able to access it from the /shop url of your > application. I'm sorry for the lack of documentation but as I said it > has been developed in a weekend rush and still pending some love > before a stable release :D
turbogears is a scalable framework so you can happily build an e-
commerce application with it. the plus side is within the upcoming
releases there will be performance improvements. if you are asking for
a developer perspective, i honestly cannot think why one wouldn't
develop an e-commerce app with tg2. as i am developing one nowadays.
the challenges you need to overcome with an e-commerce application is
your database design. after that everything will be built around it. i
believe if you plan accordingly and well, have your initial design
ready, you can build it in 2 months but this applies to any other tool
as well. 2 months may seem long however it is not. i suggest you give
it 3 months and have every single detail working.
On Nov 5, 8:35 am, Raj <www.raj....@gmail.com> wrote:
> Planning to develop an e-commerce application.
> Please express your honest opinions regarding developing it in +TurboGears
> What are the challenges I need to overcome and how much time (approx) it
> will take to complete if we are using TG ?
> What is the current status of this stroller?
> Do any web sites using this now?
> On Saturday, March 19, 2011 8:11:07 PM UTC+5:30, Alessandro Molina wrote:
> > On Sat, Mar 19, 2011 at 3:23 PM, Alessandro Molina
> > <alessand...@gmail.com <javascript:>> wrote:
> > > I have one that I'm going to release in a few days. It supports
> > > payment by using paypal.
> > You might find some bugs as it has not been tested on production and
> > it is a spare time project.
> > It is implemented as a library, to make it work inside your
> > application you must add:
> > INSIDE ROOT.PY
> > from stroller.controllers.ecommerce import StrollerController
> > **inside the rootcontroller**
> > shop = StrollerController()
> > you should then be able to access it from the /shop url of your
> > application. I'm sorry for the lack of documentation but as I said it
> > has been developed in a weekend rush and still pending some love
> > before a stable release :D
> I know it was asked a couple of times already and I've searched around
> and found basically nothing so just checking in whether anyone knows
> of a shopping cart solution or any other typical part of an ecommerce
> solution based on tg that was perhaps developed since this question
> came up last time.
Around an year ago I released the little eCommerce project I was talking
about previously in this thread.
I don't have much time to bring it forward, but was fairly complete and
supported pluggable interface, if anyone is interested in using it I'm glad
to hear any feedback.
>> I know it was asked a couple of times already and I've searched around
>> and found basically nothing so just checking in whether anyone knows
>> of a shopping cart solution or any other typical part of an ecommerce
>> solution based on tg that was perhaps developed since this question
>> came up last time.
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