# Final Backend Check Report

## Passed
- PHP syntax check passed for all backend PHP files (verified with `php -l` on every file).
- API routing includes products, categories, blogs, COD orders, Razorpay create/verify/failed, bulk orders, distributor inquiries, contact and sitemap data.
- CORS is configurable for Netlify + cPanel using CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS.
- Products, categories and blogs are database-driven from day one.
- Old website business content has been preserved in seed data: Nashik address, phone, email, business hours, about text, why choose us, ordering process and all 3 blog titles.
- Seed data now includes all 8 real products from the old site (Candies, Imli Pearls, Coco Minies, Fun Chews, Mini Cone, Crispy Bite, Chocolava Cones, Jelly Lollipops) at their real prices. The earlier revision was missing 3 of these and included a fabricated "Retailer Bulk Combo" product that did not exist on the old site — this has been corrected.
- Production indexes added for slugs, categories, products, blogs, orders, leads and reporting.
- COD orders deduct stock inside a DB transaction.
- Razorpay orders are created as payment_pending and stock is deducted only after successful signature verification.

## Revision Note
Since the admin panel will manage product data going forward, this seed file is only meant to make the storefront accurate on first launch. Once the admin panel exists, it consumes the same APIs and tables — no rebuild required.

## Deployment Notes
1. Import `database/migrations/001_create_schema.sql` in MySQL.
2. Import `database/seeds/001_seed_initial_data.sql` only once for initial content.
3. Copy `.env.example` to `.env` and add cPanel MySQL + Razorpay credentials.
4. Point Apache/cPanel document root to `backend/public` or route requests to `backend/public/index.php`.
5. Set `CORS_ALLOWED_ORIGINS` to your Netlify URL and production domain.