Laravel E-commerce with Stripe Payments. NO PIRATES!
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m building a small but serious e-commerce site and the stack is non-negotiable: Laravel at the core, Stripe handling all payment-processing duties, and Tango integrated exactly as its licence allows. The main flow is straightforward—browse a product catalogue, add to cart, check out once, and watch Stripe confirm the charge—yet every line of code has to be 100 % legitimate. No nulled themes, no cracked plugins, no copy-paste snippets from dubious sources.
I already have a fresh Laravel install in place; you would extend it by:
• Wiring up Stripe’s latest API for secure, PCI-compliant card payments (one-time charges only), including webhook handling for success, failure and refunds.
• Hooking Tango into the checkout flow so its assets and calls stay fully licensed and audit-ready.
• Building the essential catalogue and cart controllers, models and Blade views so I can start loading real products right away.
All work must be original, documented and pushed to a private Git repo so I can review commits in real time. If you lean on any third-party package, confirm the licence before it touches my codebase.
Once everything passes my manual tests and Stripe’s dashboard shows clean logs, the job is done. If that clear, legal path suits you, let’s get started.
I already have a fresh Laravel install in place; you would extend it by:
• Wiring up Stripe’s latest API for secure, PCI-compliant card payments (one-time charges only), including webhook handling for success, failure and refunds.
• Hooking Tango into the checkout flow so its assets and calls stay fully licensed and audit-ready.
• Building the essential catalogue and cart controllers, models and Blade views so I can start loading real products right away.
All work must be original, documented and pushed to a private Git repo so I can review commits in real time. If you lean on any third-party package, confirm the licence before it touches my codebase.
Once everything passes my manual tests and Stripe’s dashboard shows clean logs, the job is done. If that clear, legal path suits you, let’s get started.
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