Which of the following is the best choice for open-source e-commerce systems?

Completely open-source and free, mainly used on mobile terminals completely open-source and free, mainly used on mobile terminals

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Completely open-source and free, mainly used on mobile terminals

Magento.

Ecshop

Opencart

E-commerce is of course the best in PHP. Isn't ecshop used by many people?

Shopex is acceptable.

It is best not to use ecshop any more. No bugs are fixed, and the ecshop code implementation lags behind.
You can use Magento or opencart.

Ecshop has not been updated for more than three years. It is estimated that wooyun has cracked the vulnerability and no one has solved the problem of updating the version. It is not recommended if the source code is not very familiar with this issue.

There are too many types of malls, such as O2O, B2C, and B2B. You don't know exactly which one you are using. Go to the source code website to find it.

I feel that there is one or another problem for free now. I suggest you purchase a fee. First, you have obtained the property right for the fee, and there is no legal dispute in the future. Second, you can find someone to solve the problem.

MAGENTO is not suitable for beginners. The framework is indeed well written.

Opencart

On mobile terminals, it is not difficult to develop one by yourself. It is convenient to open source, but secondary development is too time-consuming.

QOR, developed in the Go language, provides a series of modules that you want to build your website.
Open-source project with code on github.
Mainly for the web version, applicable to mobile terminals

Without a doubt, magento may be a little difficult to learn.