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Story 14: Retired Items

As a user if I visit an item page and that item has been retired Then I should still be able to access the item page And I should not be able to add the item to their cart And I should see in place of the “Add to Cart” button or link - “Item Retired”

New User Can Create an Account

As a visitor When I visit “/” Then I should see a link for “Login” And when I click “Login” And I should be on the “/login” page And I should see a link to “Create Account” And when I click link “Create Account” And I fill in my desired credentials And I submit my information Then my current page should be “/dashboard” And I should see a message in the navbar that says “Logged in as SOME_USER” And I should see my profile information And I should not see a link for “Login” And I should see a link for “Logout”

Browsing Items by Category

Background: I have two categories with titles and each has two different items assigned

As a visitor, when I visit /:CATEGORY_NAME, I see all items assigned to that category.

Story 18: Admin User Dashboard

As a logged in Admin When I visit “/admin/dashboard” I will see a heading on the page that says “Admin Dashboard”

As a registered user When I visit “/admin/dashboard” I get a 404

As an unregistered user When I visit “/admin/dashboard” I get a 404

User can Log Out

As a logged in user When I click “Logout” Then I should see see “Login” And I should not see “Logout”

Story 12: Viewing past orders

Background: An existing user that has multiple orders

As an Authenticated User When I visit “/orders” Then I should see all orders belonging to me and no other orders

Adding Items to the Cart

Background: Items, and a user that is not logged in

As a visitor When I visit any page with an item on it I should see a link or button for “Add to Cart” When I click “Add to cart” for that item And I click a link or button to view cart And my current path should be “/cart” And I should see a small image, title, description and price for the item I just added And there should be a “total” price for the cart that should be the sum of all items in the cart

Story 15: Checking out

Background: An existing user and a cart with items

As a visitor When I add items to my cart And I visit “/cart” And I click “Login or Register to Checkout” Then I should be required to login

When I am logged in And I visit my cart And when I click “Checkout” Then the order should be placed And my current page should be “/orders” And I should see a message “Order was successfully placed” And I should see the order I just placed in a table

Story 17: Unauthenticated users security

Background: An unauthenticated user and their abilities

As an Unauthenticated User I cannot view another user’s private data, such as current order, etc. I should be redirected to login/create account when I try to check out. I cannot view the administrator screens or use administrator functionality. I cannot make myself an administrator.

Story 23: Admin Item Creation

As an authenticated Admin: I can create an item.

An item must have a title, description and price.
An item must belong to at least one category.
The title and description cannot be empty.
The title must be unique for all items in the system.
The price must be a valid decimal numeric value and greater than zero.
The photo is optional. If not present, a stand-in photo is used. (PAPERCLIP)

Removing an Item from my Cart

Background: My cart has an item in it

As a visitor When I visit “/cart” And I click link “Remove” Then my current page should be “/cart” And I should see a message styled in green And the message should say “Successfully removed SOME_ITEM from your cart.” And the title “SOME_ITEM” should be a link to that item in case the user wants to add it back And I should not see the item listed in cart

Story 7: Adjusting the quantity of an item in the cart

Background: My cart has an item in it

As a visitor When I visit “/cart” Then I should see my item with a quantity of 1 When I decrease the quantity Then my current page should be ‘/cart’ And that item’s quantity should reflect the decrease And the subtotal for that item should decrease And the total for the cart should match that decrease

Story 22: Admin views an individual Order

As an authenticated Admin, when I visit an individual order page Then I can see the order’s date and time. And I can see the purchaser’s full name and address. And I can see, for each item on the order:

The item’s name, which is linked to the item page.
Quantity in this order.
Price
Line item subtotal. And I can see the total for the order. And I can see the status for the order.

Visitor Can View Items

Background: I have several items and each of them has a title, description, price, and image

As a visitor, when I visit /items, I can see all existing items

Story 13: Viewing a past order

Background: An existing user that has one previous order

As an authenticated user When I visit “/orders” Then I should see my past order And I should see a link to view that order And when I click that link Then I should see each item that was order with the quantity and line-item subtotals And I should see links to each item’s show page And I should see the current status of the order (ordered, paid, cancelled, completed) And I should see the total price for the order And I should see the date/time that the order was submitted

If the order was completed or cancelled Then I should see a timestamp when the action took place

Adjusting the quantity of an item in the cart

Background: My cart has an item in it

As a visitor When I visit “/cart” Then I should see my item with a quantity of 1 And when I increase the quantity Then my current page should be ‘/cart’ And that item’s quantity should reflect the increase And the subtotal for that item should increase And the total for the cart should match that increase

Story 21: Admin Orders

As an Admin When I visit the dashboard Then I can see a listing of all orders And I can see the total number of orders for each status (“Ordered”, “Paid”, “Cancelled”, “Completed”) And I can see a link for each individual order And I can filter orders to display by each status type (“Ordered”, “Paid”, “Cancelled”, “Completed”) And I have links to transition between statuses

I can click on “cancel” on individual orders which are “paid” or “ordered”
I can click on “mark as paid” on orders that are “ordered”
I can click on “mark as completed” on orders that are “paid”

Story 16: Authenticated users security

Background: An authenticated user

As an Authenticated User I cannot view another user’s private data (current or past orders, etc) I cannot view the administrator screens or use admin functionality I cannot make myself an admin

Create Wireframes for Most Important Views

Think about what you think the workflow should be on the site. Which of those views is most important? In addition to the home page wireframe, create wireframes the page immediately following your Log In and the next most important page for your application. Examples might be: A users’ profile page, a product page, an admin dashboard etc…

Authenticated User

As a registered user When I visit “/” Then I should see a link for “Login” And when I click “Login” And I should be on the “/login” page And I should see a place to insert my credentials to login And I fill in my desired credentials And I submit my information Then my current page should be “/dashboard” And I should see a message in the navbar that says “Logged in as SOME_USER” And I should see my profile information And I should not see a link for “Login” And I should see a link for “Logout”

Story 10: Guest User

As a visitor when I have items in my cart And when I visit “/cart” I should not see an option to “Checkout” I should see an option to “Login or Create Account to Checkout” After I create an account And I visit “/cart Then I should see all of the data that was there when I was not logged in

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