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nthoaithuong/Cosmetic-Supermarket
The Cosmetic Mini-Supermarket is built with Flutter to simulate a cosmetics store experience, with cart, orders, and role-based features using SQLite and PocketBase.
A university mobile programming course project — a Flutter e-commerce app for a cosmetics store with customer and admin roles. Uses PocketBase for auth and product/order data, SQLite for the local cart. Aimed at Flutter learners wanting a complete-but-simple CRUD example with role separation.
Split-backend approach (PocketBase for server state, SQLite for offline cart) is pedagogically sound and shows the student understood why local state needs separate storage. Role-based UI separation (customer vs admin screens) is cleanly scoped per contributor, making the code structure easy to follow for course review. PocketBase was a reasonable choice here — it handles auth, file uploads for product images, and real-time updates without needing a custom backend.
The `.env` file is committed to the repo — credentials are likely in version control, which is an immediate disqualifier for anything beyond local demo use. Zero stars and a course-project README mean this has no community validation and will likely go unmaintained after the semester ends. The product schema stores `isFavorite` as a field on the product itself rather than per-user, meaning one user's favorites affect everyone's view. The directory tree is mostly Android build artifacts that should be gitignored, suggesting git hygiene wasn't part of the curriculum.