Complete-Ecommerce-in-laravel-10 is an MIT-licensed, full-featured e-commerce application built on Laravel 10 with a Blade frontend, a role-based admin dashboard, PayPal checkout, and a linked NepVox AI service, intended for PHP developers and small teams who want a working online shop they host and modify themselves.

What it is

The project is a Laravel 10 application that ships an entire storefront, an administration dashboard, and a customer account area in one codebase. The frontend is written in Blade and offers a modern, responsive design with Progressive Web App support, SEO-friendly URLs and metadata, a shopping cart, a wishlist, order tracking, multi-level comments and reviews, and social login through Google, Facebook, and Github. The admin dashboard covers role management, advanced analytics and reporting, product and order management, real-time notifications and messaging, a coupon and discount system, blog and category management, and a media and banner manager. A separate user dashboard gives customers order history and tracking, the review and comment system, and profile customization.

The concrete problem it solves is the blank-Laravel-project problem. A team that wants to sell online otherwise assembles a cart, a checkout flow, payment plumbing, role-based administration, content pages, and a customer account area from scratch or from a handful of unrelated packages. This project delivers those pieces already wired together, along with a seeded database that can be produced either by running php artisan migrate --seed or by importing database/e-shop.sql manually. It lives in the PHP and Laravel ecosystem and requires PHP 8.1 or later, Composer, Node.js and NPM, and MySQL or PostgreSQL.

Key capabilities

• Progressive Web App (PWA) support in the storefront, alongside a modern responsive Blade design.
• Shopping cart, wishlist, and order tracking for customers, with order history in the user dashboard.
• Integrated PayPal payment gateway.
• Social login through Google, Facebook, and Github.
• Multi-level comments and reviews, including a review and comment system in the user dashboard.
• Admin dashboard with role management, analytics and reporting, product and order management, real-time notifications and messaging, coupons and discounts, blog and category management, and a media and banner manager.
• Database setup through php artisan migrate --seed, which also creates the admin user, or through manual import of database/e-shop.sql; storage is linked with php artisan storage:link.
• A linked NepVox AI service providing Text-to-Speech, Speech-to-Text, and Text-to-Image with API integration.

Who uses it and how

• Laravel and PHP developers who want a Blade-based shop rather than a separate JavaScript single-page frontend, and who are comfortable editing application code directly.
• Small teams standing up a first online shop, where one person can administer products, orders, coupons, blog posts, and banners from the admin dashboard.
• Projects that need customer accounts with order history, reviews, and social sign-in without building authentication and profile management themselves.
• Content creators, developers, businesses, and educators who want the speech and image generation capabilities described for NepVox AI, which the README positions as an all-in-one platform with a simple API.
• Teams evaluating the codebase as a starting point; the repository shows 1017 stars and 566 forks, which indicates use as a base to fork and adapt rather than only as a read-only reference.

Getting started

Clone the repository, then run composer install and npm install, copy .env.example to .env and run php artisan key:generate, fill in database credentials plus PayPal and social login settings, then run php artisan migrate --seed and php artisan storage:link. Start it with php artisan serve and open http://localhost:8000.

The seeder creates an admin user with the email admin@gmail.com and the password 1111. Change these credentials before the application is reachable from any network, because the defaults are published in the README.

How it compares

No comparable e-commerce platforms, paid or otherwise, are named in the facts supplied for this entry, so the project stands alone in this registry. The only external product referenced is NepVox AI, which the README presents as a separate AI service for speech and image generation rather than as a competing storefront.

When to use it — and when not to

Choose it when the team can operate a PHP application end to end: PHP 8.1 or later, Composer, Node.js and NPM, a MySQL or PostgreSQL database, a populated .env with PayPal and OAuth credentials, and a storage link. Do not choose it if the goal is managed hosting, a non-PHP stack, or a shop that must run without anyone touching configuration files.

The README is oriented toward features and installation, with no guidance on production deployment, scaling, or security hardening, and a substantial promotional section for NepVox AI sits alongside the technical documentation. The repository shows 17 open issues and a last push in January 2026, so the project is maintained but not quiet.

git clone https://github.com/Prajwal100/Complete-Ecommerce-in-laravel-10.git
cd Complete-Ecommerce-in-laravel-10

composer install
npm install

cp .env.example .env
php artisan key:generate

php artisan migrate --seed

php artisan storage:link

php artisan serve