This is a clean restart of the repository that was used to run the Community Games Marketplace. I created a new repository using the last version of the project because some of the previous commits accidentally included personal data. While the marketplace was live, this was a private repository hosted on Bitbucket. However, after closing it down, I decided to make the repository public so others can reference how the features were deployed.

• Sellers could manage their inventory through these functions:
  • Route::get('sell', 'SellController@allInventory');
  • Route::post('sell/registering', 'UserController@processSellerRegistration');
  • Route::post('sell/remove', 'SellController@deleteInventory');
  • Route::get('sell/orders', 'SellController@orderDetails');
  • Route::post('sell/updateShipment', 'SellController@itemShipped');
• Buyers could find and purchase items through these functions:
  • Route::get('cart', 'BuyController@shoppingCart');
  • Route::post('addToCart', 'BuyController@addToCart');
  • Route::post('updateCart', 'BuyController@updateCart');
  • Route::get('checkout', 'BuyController@previewOrder');
  • Route::post('payment', 'PaypalController@postPayment');
• Buyers and sellers could message each other through the marketplace
  • Route::get('mail/inbox', 'MailController@messages');
  • Route::post('mail/send', 'MailController@sendMessage');
  • Route::post('mail/users', 'UserController@userIds');

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