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E-Bazzar
Rishita Yadav , Pranjal Sancheti , Tanuja Pagar3, Dhanashri Wagh4, Prof. A.S Mutrak5
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1,2,3,4 Students of department of Computer Engineering, Sandip Polytechnic,Mahiravani, Nashik ,

5 Senior Lecturer in department of Computer Engineering, Sandip Polytechnic,Mahiravani, Nashik

Abstract— Project E-Bazaar is a workplace strategy that middlemen and the profit-takers.
analyses the success story that is e-commerce and looks at Project E-Bazaar aims to connect rural. remote and
how to transfer this means story into a unique workplace underserved areas by providing what is needed for them to
strategy. Bazaars are traditional marketplaces where come under the fold of a digital market platform. If work
social connections and bonds are very strong. People from takes place remotely. in various locations, what can a
all sections of society used to gather at the local bazaar. In workplace do to connect remote, local businesses and help
this age of e-commerce, the Internet of things and them to become more successful? Such a workplace.
technological innovations this communal spirit attains As in Project E-Bazaar, a facilitate networking
even more importance. Project E-Bazaar is a modern connection-making learning and knowledge sharing. This n
Interpretation of what in this age of digital markets, a what Project E-Bazaar does: as a response to the growth of
market can become. It is a physical manifestation of the digital invitee; and their expansion into rural areas, Project E-
filters that exist has a digital market system between the Bazaar attempts to he remote, rural businesses co forge
buyers and sellers the middlemen and the profit takers. meaningful relationships. Practically everything accessible in
These filters can now be construed as barriers cowards the conventional market are accessible on the web. On E-
increasing the capacity and capabilities of a theta, market Bazzar you can purchase from groceries, vegetables, fruits to
system especially in terms of expanding digital markets dairy products, pulses, etc. Here, we buy stationary like paper,
into rural remote areas. pen, textbooks, drawing books to gifts and greeting cards.
This applications most important application is to
Keywords— Online shopping, shop, customer, product,
connect local stores and vendors in a city or town. When you
bill, price.
search for a product or any item to buy shows stores nearby
to your location or the location you have entered. You just
INTRODUCTION have to search for the items you need and buy it. Its purpose

In this age of e-commerce, the Internet of things, and is show customers the item they are searching where it is

technological innovations this communal spirit attains even available, nearest stores, prices etc. in that area. It’s not

more importance. as something to be carefully nourished applicable all over country or world, it’s for each city or town.

through design, rather than a spontaneous result of a There are two options for delivery on our website- a. Home

vernacular space. This connection can no longer be taken for Delivery and b. Collect from store. When we order

granted. Project E-Bazaar is a modern Interpretation of what. something from other e-commerce sites it takes 2 to 3 days

in this age of digital markets, a market can become. It is a for delivery. On our site you can search what you want so

physical manifestation of the filters that exist in digital you don’t need to visit the store and either get the delivery

market system - between the buyers and sellers the within 1 Hour or can collect it from the store directly

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In conclusion, Project E-Bazaar is a strategy that transfers between the client and the server. This project is
optimistic work conditions for economic gain. by based on the database and web based techniques. To keep the
transforming the current workplace mode., while keeping records in database it uses MySQL database which is one of
values of social equity. environmental stewardship and the best and the easiest database to keep information.
sustainability at its core. This project uses WordPress which is one of the popular
tool for web designed and is based on PHP as the front-end
PROJECT CONCEPT software and has connectivity with MySQL. The user’s
details and the product related information like product name,
The motive of this Online Shopping Web
price, Description etc. will be stored in a database.
Application is to allow the user to play with the search tool
E-Bazaar system will contain the following modules.
and create different combinatorial search criteria to perform
1. User Module
exhaustive search. Making the application AJAX enabled
2. Retailers Module
gets rid of these unnecessary delays letting the user to
3. Product Module
perform exhaustive search. The users of this application can
4. Shopping Module
easily feel the difference between the Ajax empowered user
5. Admin Module
interfaces vs. traditional user interfaces. Provide Interactive
interface through which a user can interact with different PARALLEL DEVELOPMENT APPROCH
areas of application easily. A search engine that provides an
This model of methodology attempts to address the problem
easy and convenient way to search for products specific to
of long delay between analysis phase and the delivery of the
their needs.
system. Instead of doing design and implementation in
This applications most important application is to
sequence, it performs a general design for the whole system
connect local stores and vendors in a city or town. When you
and then divides the project into a series of distinct
search for a product or any item to buy shows stores nearby
subprojects that can be designed and implemented in
to your location or the location you have entered. You just
parallel. Once all subprojects are complete, there is a final
have to search for the items you need and buy it. Its purpose
integration of the separate pieces, and the system is
is show customers the item they are searching where it is
delivered. Here we had used the same technique for
available, nearest stores, prices etc. in that area. It’s not all
development. For this we had divided our main project into
over country, it’s for each city or town
two sub projects or we can say in modules. First subproject
The search engine would list a set of products based
is to create a chat application and second one is the
on the search term and the user can further filter the list based
detection of the suspicious words present in the messages.
on various parameters. Provide Drag and Drop feature
thereby allowing the user to add products to or remove
products from the shopping cart by dragging the products in DEVELOPMENT TOOLS
to or out of the shopping cart. I. PHP
The PHP Hypertext Pre-processor (PHP) is a programming

PROJECT DESIGN language that allows web developers to create dynamic

content that interacts with databases. PHP is basically used
Design of an application that has features like drag
for developing web based software applications. This
and drop etc. Design of application that decreases data
tutorial helps you to build your base with PHP.

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II. Sublime Text 3

SYSTEM DIAGRAM
Sublime Text is a shareware cross-platform source code
editor with a Python application programming interface
(API). It natively supports many programming languages and
mark-up languages, and functions can be added by users with
plugins, typically community-built and maintained under
free-software licenses. Sublime Text is powerful where you
need it to be, but simple and out of your way at the same time.
Great keyboard shortcuts and multi-selection options. Great
package manager installation process for easily extending
functionality.

III. MYSQL Fig No 2: system Design

MySQL is free and open-source software under the terms of
the GNU General Public License, and is also available under
DATA FLOW DIAGRAM
a variety of proprietary licenses. MySQL was owned and
sponsored by the Swedish company MySQL AB, which was
bought by Sun Microsystems (now Oracle Corporation).

SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE

Fig No 3: Data Flow Diagram

APPLICATIONS

1. This system can be used by shopkeepers like- local

Fig No 1: Basic Architecture of the system
store owners, vegetable vendors, gift shop owners, etc.
2. This system can be used by the one who doesn’t know
where will he/she will find the product they are
looking for in their own city/town.

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3. This system can be used by one who wants to buy CONCLUSIONS

products online and have them delivered in very little
The Internet has become a major resource in modern business,
time span like an hour or two. This will be possible as
thus online shopping has gained significance not only from
the store they ordered from will be in their locality.
the entrepreneur’s but also from the customer’s point of view.
4. This system can be used by one to order online from
For the entrepreneur, online shopping generates new business
their offices or from anywhere; either have products
opportunities and for the customer, it makes comparative
delivered directly at home or can collect the items the
shopping possible. As per a survey, most consumers of online
ordered directly from store when going home.
stores are impulsive and usually make a decision to stay on a
5. Retailers can use this system to earn more from online
site within the first few seconds. “Website design is like a
platform by adding their products on E-Bazaar.
shop interior. If the shop looks poor or like hundreds of other
6. This system can be used to sell like chain of multiple
shops the customer is most likely to skip to the other site.
stores from a single site.
Hence we have designed the project to provide the user with
easy navigation, retrieval of data and necessary feedback as
ADVANTAGES much as possible. In this project, the user is provided with an
ecommerce web site that can be used
1. Quick, easy and Paperless
to buy books online. To implement this as a web application
2. Safe, reliable and Top quality service.
we used ASP.NET as the Technology. ASP.NET has several
3. Multiple options for selection.
advantages such as enhanced performance, scalability, built-
4. Fast delivery from stores near you.
in security and simplicity.
5. Two delivery options-
a. Home Delivery
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