Minimal, Embeddable, Zero-javascript Shopping cart + Pay Server
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title: Minimal, Embeddable, Zero-javascript Shopping cart + Pay Server
author: anon_
date: March 30, 2022
amount: 20
milestones:
- name: All Goals in Milestone 1, Fully functional
funds: 75% (15 XMR)
done:
status: unfinished
- name: All Goals in Milestone 2, Security and Load Testing
funds: 25% (5 XMR)
done:
status: unfinished
payouts:
- date:
amount:
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[shadowcart] Instant Online Store
Shadowcart aims to make it easy to convert any website into an online store by simply adding an html button to it.
Why?
- It should be as easy as possible for anyone to create their own shop on the internet with little technical knowledge.
- Current solutions like BTCPay Server are large, complex, difficult to deploy, have too much branding and little customizability
Milestone 1 Goals
- Simple setup: Single command deployment option without the use of docker or other containerization.
- Extremely Portable: Copy a single binary file to any linux computer, run it, add TLS with nginx, your store is running.
- Small, written in golang, and easily deployable on a 512 mb VPS with plenty of headroom.
- Few dependencies: golang and git are the only two programs required for setup
- Combines the functionality of a Shopping cart and Pay Server into one program.
- (Subjective) Simple and beautiful UI that fits the Monero ethos without the use of javascript
- All required documentation within the web UI and inside a readme
- Continued bug fixes and likely new features into the future
Milestone 2 Goals
- Add ability to add item based custom actions or api calls when an order is confirmed
- Security and load testing
Release schedule
Milestone 1:
- Within 30 days of funding
Milestone 2:
- Within 60 days of funding
Expiration Date:
- 90 days after funding
License
- GNU GPLv3
Please leave suggestions in the comments!
Thanks, anon_
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Another payment processor? How many do we need? Monero currently leads the darknet market in terms of transactions so i don't think it needs any help there.
Several payment processors already exist that are being / where funded by the community.
'Anon' developers have nothing to lose when things go wrong / they don't deliver what was promised. I would be more inclined to donate to a 'pseudonym' with some history / evidence of past work.
Shadowcart is very useful, it makes online shopping easier phoodle
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