Introduction

In Laravel, seamlessly integrating a shopping cart feature is essential for efficient product data management and an enhanced user experience. The shopping cart can be defined as a virtual basket that allows us to add, manage, and streamline the checkout process. The checkout, being the final step, is crucial for user satisfaction and increased conversions, and should simplify the payment process for customers. A streamlined checkout reduces abandoned carts, resulting in happier customers and improved order management. This integration is key to creating a user-friendly and successful e-commerce platform in Laravel.

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Implementation of routes

To set up a basic shopping cart with a checkout system in Laravel, there are some basic steps that need to be configured.

In the code snippet below:

Line 7: This route maps to the index method in the CartController, displaying the current contents of the shopping cart.
Line 8: This route maps to the addToCart method in CartController to add a product to the cart based on the provided product’s ID.
Line 9: This route invokes the removeFromCart method in the CartController to remove a specific item from the shopping cart.
Line 10: This route points to the update_cart_quantity method in the CartController, facilitating the modification of item quantities in the cart.
Line 11: This route navigates users to the ...

Introduction to Course

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Introduction to Laravel Routes

Introduction to Laravel Views, Controllers, and Models

Authentication and Authorization Using Laravel

Create, Read, Update, Delete

Create an E-Library System with Livewire and Laravel

Handling File Uploads with Laravel

Downloading Files with Laravel

Integrating Payment Gateways

E-commerce Website

Conclusion

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Appendix

Course Practice Tasks

Lararvel E-commerce Website: From Cart Addition to Payment

Introduction

Implementation of routes