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Project Work flow

TCC Demo working tool includes an online retail site hosted on AWS S3, Twilio segmentation tool for tracking coupon codes, data transfer to a Snowflake table, and a backend Node.js application for retrieving valid coupon codes used by other users.

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S3 Static Online Website

Overview

• The website is hosted on Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service), known for static content hosting.
• The website's content, including HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files, is stored and served from S3.

User Interaction to Buy Products

• Users interact with the online website hosted on S3 to purchase products.
• The website provides an interface for users to browse products, add them to a cart, and proceed with the checkout process.

Coupon Usage

• Users have the option to use coupons during the purchase process.
• This could involve entering coupon codes to avail discounts or special offers.

Tracking on Twilio Segments

• Coupon usage and related events are tracked using Twilio Segments.
• Twilio serves as a segmentation tool, allowing for the tracking of user interactions, including coupon usage, on the website.

Enjoy TCC shopping experience!

Website Link:

• Visit TCC Website - https://twilightcloudcoderzdatapalooza.s3.ap-south-1.amazonaws.com/index.html

To run a Node.js application in a web browser, you typically cannot run the Node.js server code directly in the browser because browsers don't have the ability to execute server-side JavaScript. Instead, you need to run the Node.js server on a server machine, and then connect to it from the browser

Dependencies:

Express.js: It's a web application framework for Node.js. You can install it using npm:

npm install express

Snowflake SDK: It's used for connecting to Snowflake. Install it with:

npm install snowflake-sdk

Snowflake Connection Options:

const connectionOptions = { account: 'your_ACCOUNT', username: 'your_username', password: 'your_PASSWORD', warehouse: 'your_warehouse', database: 'your_database', schema: 'your_schema', };`

Running the Node.js Application:

Update Dependencies: Run the following command in the project directory to install the dependencies listed in your package.json file:

npm install

Run the Server: Execute the following command to start your Node.js server:

node app.js

Access the Application from Browser: Open your web browser and navigate to http://localhost:3000. This assumes that your server is running on the default port 3000, as specified in code.

Built With

• awss3
• node.js
• segementation
• snowflake
• twilio