The Artisan & Co. E-commerce Project is a high-performance, full-stack software solution developed by Sanjeewa Rupasinghe, a specialist in React and Node.js development. This product is designed specifically for the premium food and beverage sector, offering a seamless digital storefront with integrated e-commerce capabilities such as cart management, wishlists, and a comprehensive administrative backend. The tech stack utilizes React, Node.js, JavaScript, Zustand, and Tailwind CSS, ensuring a modern, responsive, and scalable architecture. This project is available for direct purchase as a ready-to-use boilerplate, or it can serve as a reference point for custom software development and specific feature modifications. Sanjeewa Rupasinghe provides professional services for businesses requiring tailored digital experiences in the WordPress, WooCommerce, and custom JavaScript ecosystems.
You receive a single-use commercial license. You can use the code for one end-product (your shop or a client’s shop). For multiple clients, please contact me for a developer license.
The core template includes the "Buy" flow logic. I can integrate Stripe, PayPal, or LemonSqueezy for you as a customization service, or you can plug in your preferred provider using the documented API hooks.
Yes, I provide 30 days of "bug-fix" support to ensure the site runs perfectly on your environment. Detailed deployment documentation is also provided.
Absolutely. Reach out with your requirements, and I can provide a bundled price for the template plus the custom work.
Due to the digital nature of the product (source code access), refunds are generally not provided once the files are downloaded. However, I am committed to making sure the code works as advertised in the demo.
The frontend is optimized for Vercel/Netlify (one-click deploy), and the backend is ready for Docker or standard Node.js environments like Heroku or Render.
Yes, the admin routes are protected via JWT authentication and role-based access control (RBAC).
The current version is in English, but since it's built with React, integrating `i18next` for multi-language support is straightforward.