YouLai Mall: Open‑Source Full‑Stack E‑Commerce Platform with Spring Boot, Vue and uni‑app
YouLai Mall is an open‑source full‑stack e‑commerce solution built with Spring Boot 2.4, Spring Cloud, Vue, element‑ui and uni‑app, offering microservice back‑ends, a management portal, WeChat mini‑program and mobile app, with detailed deployment instructions and source code links for rapid development.
The article introduces youla‑mall , a full‑stack open‑source e‑commerce platform based on Spring Boot 2.4, Spring Cloud 2020 & Alibaba, Vue, element‑ui and uni‑app, which includes microservice back‑ends, an admin management console, a WeChat mini‑program and an APP.
Project Features include usage of the latest open‑source frameworks without excessive custom wrappers, one‑stop microservice solution with Spring Cloud OAuth2, Gateway and JWT authentication, RBAC permission design, a Vue‑element‑admin front‑end for a decoupled management system, and cross‑platform development via uni‑app.
Project Address provides the management platform URL ( http://www.youlai.store ) and source repositories on GitHub and Gitee for the microservice backend, admin front‑end, WeChat mini‑program, and APP modules.
Project Preview shows screenshots of the management console, product management, and the WeChat mini‑program.
Project Structure is displayed as a directory tree, highlighting modules such as mall‑oms , mall‑pms , mall‑sms , mall‑ums , youla‑admin , youla‑auth , youla‑gateway and youla‑registry .
Core Technology Stack lists backend components (SpringBoot 2.4.2, Spring Cloud 2020.0.1, Spring Cloud Alibaba 2.2.5.RELEASE, MyBatis‑Plus 3.4.0, Lombok 1.18.18, Hutool 5.5.8, Knife4j 2.0.5, MinIO 7.1.0) and frontend components (element‑ui 2.13.2, uni‑app 2.8.11, vant 2.5.4).
Project Startup provides step‑by‑step commands to launch the Nacos service, gateway, authentication, admin modules, and individual microservice biz modules, as well as instructions for local environment setup including MySQL8, Redis, MinIO, and Nacos configuration.
Frontend Startup outlines installing Python and Node, running npm install , npm run dev , and accessing the admin UI at http://localhost:9527 .
WeChat Mini‑Program Startup details downloading HBuilder X and the WeChat Developer Tools, configuring the AppID, and running the mini‑program in the simulator.
The article concludes with QR codes and links for obtaining the source code, joining technical groups, and additional promotional content.
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