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Orders #29
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❌ Unable to Complete PRThe issue was rejected with the following response: **Thank you for submitting this issue. While the overall objective of implementing an order management system is clear, the issue is too broad and high-level for our AI-powered software engineer, Sweep, to handle effectively. To make the issue more suitable for Sweep, please consider breaking it down into smaller, more focused issues that provide clear requirements and specifications for each component. For example, you could create separate issues for:
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Objective:
In order to facilitate seamless transactions and provide a fundamental aspect of our eCommerce application, we need to implement a robust system for creating and managing orders. This issue focuses on developing the functionality to allow users to place orders and the necessary backend logic to process and handle these orders.
Proposed Changes:
Order Creation UI:
Design and develop an intuitive user interface that enables customers to create orders easily. This interface should guide users through the process, allowing them to select products, specify quantities, and provide necessary shipping and payment information.
Backend Order Creation Logic:
Implement backend logic to process order creation requests, validate input data, calculate totals, deduct inventory, and securely store order details in the database.
Order Confirmation and Receipt:
Develop a confirmation page and email receipt functionality to provide users with a clear summary of their order, including the products, quantities, total cost, and estimated delivery details.
Order History for Users:
Create a section within the user's profile or account area where they can view their order history, including current and past orders, their status, and relevant details.
Integration with Payment Gateways:
Integrate with payment gateways to ensure secure and efficient processing of payments during order creation. This may involve handling different payment methods and confirming successful transactions.
Acceptance Criteria:
Users should be able to navigate the order creation process smoothly and complete orders successfully.
Orders should be recorded accurately in the database, including product details, quantities, prices, and customer information.
Customers should receive a confirmation of their order via the application interface and email, containing all relevant order details.
The order history section should display a comprehensive and up-to-date record of a user's orders.
Payment integration should be seamless, secure, and able to handle various payment methods.
Additional Notes:
Testing, including end-to-end testing and usability testing, should be conducted to ensure the order creation and management functionalities are reliable, user-friendly, and meet business requirements.
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