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Build a Angular Flipkart eCommerce Shopping Cart UI Clone in Browser With Pagination Using TS
Mar 5, 2026
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Uh hello guys. In this video, I'll show
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you I built out a Flipkart shopping cart
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UI clone in Angular. Uh which directly
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resembles the design of Flipkart which
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is a shopping website. So this is
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actually the Angular application we are
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running locally. So once you launch the
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application,
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you'll be redirected to the screen right
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here. We have a search bar categories
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and then we displaying these products.
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So basically we are fetching the
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products from a fake rest API.
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So essentially what we are doing we are
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resembling the design of flipkart here
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uh just showing three products per
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per line here you can see then we have
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this uh title description the price and
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add to cart button. So currently as you
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see the cart is empty. So as soon as I
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click the add to cart button the state
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will be updated the data will be updated
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right here.
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So the people can add the cart to
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product and then you can go to the cart
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here by clicking this button and this is
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a cart page here. So it basically shows
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how much products you have added in the
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cart. Here it shows in the table like
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structure we have this first, second,
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third, fourth.
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This is entirely coded inside angular.
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This is actually the full directory
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structure. We are using the latest
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version of angular and it's fully
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customizable. each and every component
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you can add more functionality as well.
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So the link is given you can directly
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purchase the source code. So we are
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running this uh source code as you can
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see inside the terminal npm run start.
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So it's really easy for you to uh run
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this and deploy this as well and you can
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integrate a database as well. So it will
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save you a lot of time. I coded this
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from scratch which have this basic
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functionality. It basically
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have this cart page and you can empty
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the cart again. Click shop now and then
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you will be redirected to this screen
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here.
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You just click add to cart button to add
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the products and then you click the
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this is your cart page. You can delete
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the products from here as well by
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clicking the delete button. This is
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essentially a UI uh the back end
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functionality is not there. just just
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angular UI and we have used Bootstrap
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for this for building out this interface
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that you are seeing right here. We also
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have the search field as well. So here
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you can search for your products
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and these are different categories as
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well. So we also integrated the page as
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well. So you can see you can go to the
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next page.
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So if you know wanting to build out a
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shopping cart kind of a flip card
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website, you can directly purchase the
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source code of this. So this will then
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you basically can integrate a payment
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gate or database as well for fetching
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the products. So essentially for getting
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all these products we using a fake rest
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API right here inside this angular
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project to display the products
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and you can just see the price
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description in which everything is
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coming from the pay API. So as soon as
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you click the products in the cart the
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products will be added in the cart here
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you will see that.
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So it's essentially a responsive
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interface. It also looks good on mobile
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phone as well. So,
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so on mobile phone uh it will look
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something like this. On tablet, it's
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completely responsive user interface. As
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you can just see here, desktop, mobile,
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tablet,
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it basically
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aligns it perfectly on for all the
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devices here. and then click the add
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toart button and
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go to the add toart button. So
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this is the essentially a flip card
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shopping code UI clone in angular. So
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each and every component as you see this
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is a cart component header service and
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here inside this we are fetching
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we using this fake store api.com this is
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a
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API that gives you products.
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So we are using this for fetching all
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these products that you are seeing right
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here. So you can replace your own
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products coming from a database as well.
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So it's really easy. So once you get the
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source code, it's easy for you. And then
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as soon as the button clicks of
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checkout, you can integrate a payment
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gateway as well.
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So if you're interested in this, the
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link is given in the description.