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Car Import Management Project Overview

Project Title: Car Import Management System

Overview:

This project is a full-stack web and mobile application designed to facilitate car import management.

It includes features such as car listings, user authentication, real-time chat, and filtering options. The

project will cater to both web and mobile users, ensuring a seamless experience across devices. All

files, such as car images and related media, will be stored locally on the server.

Key Features:

1. User Authentication:

- Secure login and registration using JWT.

- Roles: Admin, Seller, and Buyer.

2. Car Listings Management:

- CRUD Operations for cars (Create, Read, Update, Delete).

- Attributes: Brand, Model, Year, Price, Mileage, and Condition.

- Upload car images stored locally on the server.

3. Search and Filtering:

- Advanced filters for price, brand, model, and year.

4. Real-Time Communication:

- Chat feature between buyers and sellers using Socket.IO.


5. User Roles:

- Admin: Manage users and listings.

- Seller: Post and manage their cars.

- Buyer: Browse, filter, and communicate.

6. Responsive Web App:

- Built with React.js for a modern, responsive interface.

7. Mobile App:

- Cross-platform mobile app using React Native for Android and iOS.

8. Local File Storage:

- Car images and files are stored locally on the server, ensuring privacy and control.

Tech Stack:

Backend:

- Node.js + Express.js: For building RESTful APIs.

- MySQL: Relational database for structured data.

- Sequelize: ORM for managing database interactions.

- Multer: Middleware for handling file uploads to the local server.

- Socket.IO: For real-time chat and notifications.

Frontend (Web):

- React.js: For building the web application.

- React Router: For managing routes.

- Redux Toolkit (optional): For state management.


- Tailwind CSS: For responsive and modern styling.

Frontend (Mobile):

- React Native: For developing a cross-platform mobile app.

- React Navigation: For app routing and navigation.

- Socket.IO-client: For real-time chat integration.

File Storage:

- Files stored in a designated local folder (e.g., /uploads/images).

- Access through Express.js static middleware.

Deployment:

- Backend: Hosted on Render, Heroku, or AWS EC2.

- Web App: Deployed via Netlify or Vercel.

- Mobile App: Built and deployed using Expo for Android and iOS.

- Database: AWS RDS or Google Cloud SQL for hosting MySQL.

Development Tools:

- Postman: For API testing.

- Git + GitHub: For version control.

- ESLint + Prettier: For code quality.

Development Workflow:

Step 1: Backend Development:

1. Set up a Node.js server with Express.

2. Define the database schema in MySQL using Sequelize.

3. Build RESTful APIs for:


- User authentication (JWT).

- Car CRUD operations.

- Real-time chat endpoints.

4. Implement file upload with Multer for storing car images locally.

5. Test APIs using Postman.

Step 2: Web Application Development:

1. Build a responsive UI with React.js.

2. Implement pages for:

- Login/Signup.

- Car listings (browse, search, and filter).

- Chat interface.

3. Integrate the backend APIs using Axios.

4. Style with Tailwind CSS.

Step 3: Mobile Application Development:

1. Build a cross-platform app using React Native.

2. Add screens for:

- Login/Signup.

- Car listings (browse, search, and filter).

- Chat interface.

3. Connect APIs with Axios and implement navigation with React Navigation.

Step 4: Real-Time Features:

1. Integrate Socket.IO in both web and mobile applications for chat functionality.

2. Implement real-time notifications for buyers and sellers.


Step 5: Deployment:

1. Deploy the backend to Render or AWS.

2. Deploy the web app to Netlify or Vercel.

3. Package and publish the mobile app using Expo.

Unique Features:

1. Local File Storage: All uploaded car images are stored locally, reducing dependency on

third-party storage solutions.

2. Advanced Search: Dynamic filtering by car attributes.

3. Real-Time Communication: Integrated chat for seamless interaction.

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