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What is the best way to add lots of products for a shop? [closed]

What is the best way to add lots of products for a shop? [closed]

So we have an application where marts are required to add their products on the app. There are lots of products in a mart so adding one by one manually would be really tough and boring.
We were looking to use Barcode to add products, but m…

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