Estore

Estore is a Next.js 13 e-commerce admin dashboard template that pairs Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, Prisma, and MySQL to give developers a working foundation for store management interfaces.

What is Estore?

Estore is an admin dashboard template bootstrapped from create-next-app and focused on e-commerce administration. It takes a MySQL database accessed through Prisma as its data layer and produces a browser-based admin interface styled with Tailwind CSS and shadcn/ui components. The repository metadata lists admin-dashboard, e-commerce-admin, mysql, nextjs13, prsima (Prisma), shadcn-ui, and tailwindcss as its core topics, and the default README confirms it is a standard Next.js project with an app/ directory and automatic font optimization via next/font.

Key Features

• Next.js 13 framework — Uses the App Router with an app/page.tsx entry point, auto-updating as files are edited during development.
• Tailwind CSS styling — Utility-first CSS integrated through PostCSS, available to style every admin page and component.
• shadcn/ui components — The repository topic shadcn-ui indicates these Radix-based, copy-paste components are part of the template.
• Prisma ORM — A typed ORM (listed as "prsima" in the metadata) for defining and querying the MySQL schema.
• MySQL database — The target relational database specified in the repository topics for storing e-commerce data.
• Multiple package managers — npm, yarn, pnpm, and bun scripts are provided for running the dev server.
• Automatic Inter font — next/font loads and optimizes the Inter Google Font without manual font tags.

Who is it for?

Developers starting an e-commerce admin panel who want a pre-configured stack with Next.js 13, Tailwind, shadcn/ui, Prisma, and MySQL. Full-stack teams that need a dashboard base wired to a Prisma/MySQL backend. Agencies prototyping store back-offices for clients can clone it and begin customizing the Tailwind/shadcn UI immediately.

What can you do with Estore?

• Admin dashboard prototyping: Run npm run dev and open http://localhost:3000 to see the starter page, then edit app/page.tsx to build out store management views.
• Data-layer integration: Use the included Prisma/MySQL combination to model products, orders, or customers, and connect them to the dashboard.
• UI customization: Leverage Tailwind utility classes and shadcn/ui components to create a consistent admin design system.

How does Estore work?

Estore is a standard create-next-app project: after installing dependencies, you run npm run dev (or yarn/pnpm/bun equivalents) to start a local development server. The page at app/page.tsx auto-reloads as you edit it, and the template includes next/font to automatically load and optimize the Inter font. Database-specific behavior comes from the Prisma and MySQL stack listed in the repository metadata.

FAQ

What stack does Estore use?

Estore runs on Next.js 13 with Tailwind CSS, shadcn/ui, Prisma, and MySQL, according to its repository topics. It is bootstrapped with create-next-app and uses PostCSS for Tailwind processing plus next/font for Inter font optimization.

How do I run Estore locally?

Install dependencies, then run npm run dev, yarn dev, pnpm dev, or bun dev from the project root. Open http://localhost:3000 in your browser; the page auto-updates while you edit source files.

Does Estore include a database?

The repository metadata lists MySQL and Prisma as part of the stack, so the template expects a MySQL database accessed through the Prisma ORM. Specific schema and migration commands are not documented in the included README.