Multi-Vendor – AmazCart Laravel Ecommerce System CMS Module

✨ Key Features

• Vendor Onboarding & Profiles: self-registration, approval flows, KYC fields, and branded vendor storefronts.
• Commission Engine: global, category, or vendor-level commission rules; percentage or fixed; statement exports.
• Catalog Controls: vendor product submission, moderation queue, SKU & stock management, variants/attributes.
• Order Splitting: multi-vendor cart with per-vendor order generation, fulfillment tracking, & vendor notifications.
• Payments & Payouts: supports popular AmazCart gateways; manual/automated vendor payouts and remittance logs.
• Shipping & Taxes: per-vendor shipping profiles, zones, weight/price rules, and tax classes.
• Dashboards & Reports: vendor analytics (sales, refunds, conversion), admin revenue, commission statements.
• Messaging & Tickets: buyer–vendor communication and dispute workflows (optional modules).
• Policy & Compliance: vendor terms, return windows, content guidelines, and audit trails.
• SEO-Ready: clean URLs, customizable meta, Open Graph, JSON-LD hooks, and sitemap compatibility.
• Performance: queue-driven jobs, cache/Redis support, and media offloading readiness.
• Extensibility: service-oriented architecture, events/listeners, and well-structured Blade components.

⚙️ Technical Stack

• Framework: Laravel (AmazCart core; typical compatibility: Laravel 9/10)
• Language: PHP 8.1+ recommended
• Database: MySQL 5.7+ / MariaDB 10.3+
• Frontend: Blade, Alpine/Vanilla JS (module-friendly), Bootstrap/Tailwind (project-dependent)
• Build Tools: Composer, Node.js 16+ with NPM/Yarn, Vite/Laravel Mix (per project)
• Caching/Queues: Redis or file-based cache; Supervisor/cron for queues
• Server Requirements: Nginx/Apache, HTTPS, PHP extensions: mbstring, openssl, pdo_mysql, curl, fileinfo, intl, zip

🧩 Installation Guide

1. Backup your site & database (staging recommended).
2. Upload the module to your AmazCart /modules (or vendor modules path).
3. Run Composer: composer install --no-dev (if needed) and composer dump-autoload.
4. Enable the module in AmazCart admin > Modules/Extensions.
5. Migrate DB: php artisan migrate --force; then php artisan optimize:clear.
6. Build assets (if applicable): npm install & npm run build.
7. Set up queues/crons for orders, emails, and payouts; configure Mail & Storage (php artisan storage:link).
8. Review permissions (Linux): storage/ & bootstrap/cache writable.

Tip: Always test new commissions, checkout, and payout flows on a staging clone before going live.

📦 Deliverables

• Module package (GPL build) for AmazCart
• Quick-start setup notes
• Sample configuration presets (commissions, shipping)
• Changelog & version tag
• License: GPL redistribution text

📱 Supported Platforms

• Frontend: modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge) on desktop & mobile
• Server OS: Linux (Ubuntu/CentOS/Alma) recommended; Windows for local/dev
• Devices: responsive admin & storefront for phones, tablets, and desktops

🧠 Notes

• License: Distributed under GPL for educational, testing, and lawful use.
• Customization Tips: use separate config/ files for marketplace rules; prefer events/listeners over core edits; create child views to override Blade templates cleanly.
• Performance & SEO: enable HTTP/2 + caching headers, configure Redis & queues, and validate meta tags, structured data, and canonical URLs. Provide unique titles/descriptions per vendor/storefront.
• Security: keep environment variables secret, enforce HTTPS, rotate keys, and maintain regular updates.

👨‍💻 Original Developer Credit

This module is originally developed for the AmazCart ecosystem by the vendor listed on
CodeCanyon.
Please consider supporting the original author by purchasing a commercial license when required.

🔒 Disclaimer

This is a GPL redistribution intended for learning, evaluation, and lawful use. We are not the original developers and provide no implied warranties.
All trademarks, product names, and logos are the property of their respective owners. For production deployments, review licensing obligations and, when applicable, obtain a valid commercial license from the original developer.