On Thu, 2011-05-12 at 16:06 -0700, [email protected] wrote: > > "Catalyst is not an out-of-the-box solution that allows you to > > set up a complete working e-commerce application in ten minutes. > > (There are, however, several systems built on top of Catalyst > > that can get you very close to a working app.)" > > Is there a list of those "systems" that can get me close to a working > e-commerce application? Ultimately, I'd like to convert my shopping > cart to Catalyst, and so I'd like to see as many examples as I can in > that vein.
ShinyCMS[1] currently has a _very_ basic shop built-in, which uses PayPal to provide the cart, checkout, and payment handling (so basically, it's just got a simple catalogue with some PayPal hooks to do everything else). At some point I intend to add a proper cart and checkout (possibly using Handel[2]) and payment handling (possibly using the Business::OnlinePayment[3] set of modules). This intention keeps getting delayed by lack of time and lack of clients wanting to pay me to work on those particular features (any help would be much appreciated!) You might also want to take a look at Handel's sister project, Mango[4]. I can't remember why I decided not to use it myself, but it may suit your needs, or at least be educational to poke around in. I suspect Mango may be what the quoted documentation is referring to. Regards, Denny 1. http://shinycms.org and https://github.com/denny/ShinyCMS 2. http://handelframework.com and https://github.com/claco/handel 3. http://search.cpan.org/~ivan/Business-OnlinePayment/OnlinePayment.pm and http://420.am/business-onlinepayment 4. http://mangoframework.com and https://github.com/claco/mango
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