base on This open-source mobile ecommerce app seamlessly transforms your Bagisto store into a powerful mobile platform, providing real-time synchronization of products and categories. <p align="center"> <a href="http://www.bagisto.com"><img src="https://bagisto.com/wp-content/themes/bagisto/images/logo.png" alt="Total Downloads"></a> </p> <p align="center"> <a href="https://twitter.com/intent/follow?screen_name=bagistoshop"><img src="https://img.shields.io/twitter/follow/bagistoshop?style=social"></a> <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbrfqnhyiDv-bb9QuZtonYQ"><img src="https://img.shields.io/youtube/channel/subscribers/UCbrfqnhyiDv-bb9QuZtonYQ?style=social"></a> </p> # Open Source eCommerce Mobile App [Bagisto](https://bagisto.com/en/) revolutionizes the world of mobile commerce with its open-source eCommerce mobile app solution. This open-source mobile ecommerce app seamlessly transforms your Bagisto store into a powerful mobile platform, providing real-time synchronization of products and categories. With a user-friendly interface, managing orders becomes a breeze, making it an essential tool for tech-savvy individuals and those new to eCommerce. This mobile app, built on the foundation of the Bagisto eCommerce framework and leveraging the robust Laravel stack, offers many features for a comprehensive and efficient mobile shopping experience. The app ensures easy product information management and accelerates time-to-market for your products, all while giving you complete control over your store. # Live Demo Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.webkul.bagisto.mobikul iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/mobikul-bagisto-laravel-app/id6447519140 # Features The open-source ecommerce mobile app comes with an array of features to improve your customers' shopping experience. ## Interactive Home Page and Search  ## All Type Product Supported  ## Dark Mode and Push Notification  ## Discount Coupons and Guest Checkout  ## Wishlist and Product Category  ## Order Details and Product Reviews  ## Installation Guide Before beginning with the installation, you will need the following with the mentioned versions - Bagisto Version - v2.2.2 - Android Studio Version - Flamingo | 2022.2.1 - Flutter Version - 3.19.2 - Dart - 3.3.0 - Xcode - 15.2 - Swift - 5 Make sure you have installed the API module and set this up properly on your bagisto. > NOTE: It is recommended that you run a simple Hello World program in Flutter first before proceeding further so that you are sure that the environment is properly set up. ## Installation Steps ### Clone the repository - Open your terminal or command prompt - Navigate to the directory where you want to save the project - Use the git clone command followed by the repository URL ```sh git clone https://github.com/bagisto/opensource-ecommerce-mobile-app.git ``` ### Install dependencies - Navigate to the project's directory ```sh cd <repository-name> ``` - Run the following command to install the required packages ```sh flutter pub get ``` ### Generate Required files - Navigate to the project's directory ```sh cd <repository-name> ``` - Run the following command to generate the required files ```sh flutter pub run build_runner build --delete-conflicting-outputs ``` ### Connect a device or emulator * Physical Device 1. Enable USB debugging on your device 2. Connect it to your computer using a USB cable. * Emulator 1. Start an Android or iOS emulator using your preferred IDE or tools. ### Run the Project - Use the following command to build and run the project ```sh flutter run ``` ## Minimum Versions - Android: 22 - iOS: 14 ## Configurations Steps ### For Setup Change the baseUrl as per your store **Path:** lib/utils/server_configuration.dart ```sh static const String baseUrl = ‘....’; ``` > Note: Add the value of the complete URL ending with the GraphQL API endpoint. E.g - https://example.com/graphql ### For Theme Change the Theme for your app **Path:** lib/utils/mobikul_theme.dart ```sh static const Color primaryColor = Color(***********); static const Color accentColor = Color(***********); ``` ### For Push Notification Service - Android Replace "google-services.json". - iOS Replace "GoogleService-Info.plist". > Helpful Articles > Android → https://mobikul.com/knowledgebase/generating-google-service-file-enable-fcm-firebase-cloud-messaging-android-application/ > iOS → https://mobikul.com/knowledgebase/generating-new-googleservice-info-plist-file-fcm-based-project-ios-app/ ### For Application Title * Android 1. **Path:** android/app/src/main/AndroidManifest.xml 2. **Change app name:** android:label="***********" * iOS 1. Go to the general tab and identity change the display name to your app name > For Homepage Header Title - Go to ‘assets/language/en.json’ > (Note: Here, “en” in en.json refers to the languages that would be supported within the application) ### For Splash Screen * For adding Lottie as Splash Screen 1. **Path:** assets/lottie/splash_screen.json 2. After updating the Lottie file, update the ‘splashLottie’ in lib/utils/assets_constants. ```sh static const String splashLottie = "assets/lottie/splash_screen.json"; ``` * For adding an Image as a Splash Screen 1. **Path:** assets/images/splash.png 2. After updating the Image file, update the ‘splashImage’ in lib/utils/assets_constants. ```sh static const String splashImage = "assets/images/splash.png"; ``` ### For App Icon * **Android:** Open the android folder in Android Studio and then right click app > new > Image Asset set Image. * **iOS:** Replace the icons over the path > ios/Runner/Assets.xcassets/AppIcon.appiconset ## Installation Video [](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvm2NUZP9ks) ## API Documentation For the API Documentation, please go through - https://github.com/bagisto/headless-ecommerce/ ## Usage For detailed usage instructions, refer to the official documentation ## Contributing Contributions are welcome! Follow the contribution guidelines to get started. ## License Bagisto is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license. 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