=== eCommerce & Shopping Cart platform for Wordpress - CartRabbit ===
Contributors: flycart
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Tags: shopping cart, cart, checkout, e-commerce, ecommerce, paypal, sales, sell, shop, store, storefront
Requires at least: 4.4.1
Tested up to: 4.6.1
Stable tag: 0.9
License: GPLv2 or later
License URI: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html

CartRabbit is a flexible e-commerce platform for WordPress built using the modern technology stack.

== Description ==

CartRabbit is built with Laravel Eloquent ORM, Twig and Herbert Framework, taking WordPress to the next level.
The e-Commerce toolkit is crafted with simplicity and flexibility in mind.

**Key features**

* Unlimited catalog  / products
* Variants / Variations for products
* Select / Radio / Color List options for products
* Accepet PayPal, CreditCard payments
* Cash on Delivery payment option
* Free shipping / standard shipping options
* Beautiful storefront layout
* MVC implementation with Twig template engine

**100 % open source**
CartRabbit is built on top of the best open source technologies. You will have the complete control of it forever.
Build your store, extend it and create a successful online business.

**Developers Friendly**
CartRabbit is built with developers in mind. Clean and modern code architecture. You can adopt it to your client's requirements and scale it effortlessly.
It is built with the Laravel's Eloquent ORM. So forget about writing database queries. Just leverage the power of the Eloquent ORM to achieve superb results.

**Support**
Got a problem ? Need to report a bug ? Don't worry. Just report it to our developers in Github. We will take care of it.

**Contribute**
If you’re interested in contributing to CartRabbit, find us at the Github and see how you could contribute to the development of the platform.

== Installation ==

1. Upload cartrabbit folder to the `/wp-content/plugins/` directory
1. Activate the plugin through the 'Plugins' menu in WordPress
1. Go to CartRabbit -> Dashboard menu to start the initial set up

== Frequently asked questions ==

= UTF-8 error on some installation =
In some installations, you might see a UTF-8 incompatibility error. In that case, open the wp-config.php and set the following values

`define('DB_CHARSET', 'utf8mb4');`
`define('DB_COLLATE', 'utf8mb4_unicode_ci');`
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== Screenshots ==

1. Dashboard
2. Product List in the backend
3. A Simple product
4. A Variable product
5. Cart page
6. Checkout Page
7. Order history
8. Detailed order view
9. Print view for order

== Changelog ==



== Upgrade notice ==