Fleshed out example so that cart / product functionality works in a live, runnable context #2
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damassi
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Hi @damassi I apologize for coming back to you after so much time. I'm gonna manually add your changes and send it in a separate PR since this can't be automatically merged. |
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The current repo only shows, through code, how the example is implemented. I went ahead and filled out the details so that users new to Rails can actually run the example, add items to the cart, and see everything working as it should. Basic shopping cart functionality gems are quite hard to find, and this one seems to be the simplest.