- Add allow_booking_during_event boolean field to events (defaults to false)
- Implement booking_allowed? method to check if tickets can be purchased
- Add event_started? and event_ended? helper methods
- Include new option in event edit form with clear explanation
- Display booking policy status on event show page
- Add visual indicator when booking is disabled during ongoing events
- Update controller to permit new parameter
This allows promoters to control whether attendees can purchase tickets
after an event has started, providing flexibility for different event types.
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This commit implements a complete promoter system that allows professional users
(is_professionnal: true) to manage events with advanced analytics and controls.
## Key Features Added:
### Role-Based Access Control
- Update User#can_manage_events? to use is_professionnal field
- Add promoter? alias method for semantic clarity
- Restrict event management to professional users only
### Enhanced Navigation
- Add conditional "Créer un événement" and "Mes événements" links
- Display promoter navigation only for professional users
- Include responsive mobile navigation with appropriate icons
- Maintain clean UI for regular users
### Comprehensive Promoter Dashboard
- Revenue metrics with total earnings calculation
- Tickets sold counter across all events
- Published vs draft events statistics
- Monthly revenue trend chart (6 months)
- Recent events widget with quick management actions
- Recent orders table with customer information
### Advanced Analytics
- Real-time revenue calculations from order data
- Monthly revenue trends with visual progress bars
- Event performance metrics and status tracking
- Customer order history and transaction details
### Event Management Workflow
- Verified existing event CRUD operations are comprehensive
- Maintains easy-to-use interface for event creation/editing
- State management system (draft → published → cancelled)
- Quick action buttons for common operations
### Documentation
- Comprehensive implementation guide in docs/
- Technical details and architecture explanations
- Future enhancement recommendations
- Testing and deployment considerations
## Technical Implementation:
- Optimized database queries to prevent N+1 problems
- Proper eager loading for dashboard performance
- Responsive design with Tailwind CSS components
- Clean separation of promoter vs regular user features
- Maintainable code structure following Rails conventions
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This commit implements a complete promoter system that allows professional users
(is_professionnal: true) to manage events with advanced analytics and controls.
## Key Features Added:
### Role-Based Access Control
- Update User#can_manage_events? to use is_professionnal field
- Add promoter? alias method for semantic clarity
- Restrict event management to professional users only
### Enhanced Navigation
- Add conditional "Créer un événement" and "Mes événements" links
- Display promoter navigation only for professional users
- Include responsive mobile navigation with appropriate icons
- Maintain clean UI for regular users
### Comprehensive Promoter Dashboard
- Revenue metrics with total earnings calculation
- Tickets sold counter across all events
- Published vs draft events statistics
- Monthly revenue trend chart (6 months)
- Recent events widget with quick management actions
- Recent orders table with customer information
### Advanced Analytics
- Real-time revenue calculations from order data
- Monthly revenue trends with visual progress bars
- Event performance metrics and status tracking
- Customer order history and transaction details
### Event Management Workflow
- Verified existing event CRUD operations are comprehensive
- Maintains easy-to-use interface for event creation/editing
- State management system (draft → published → cancelled)
- Quick action buttons for common operations
### Documentation
- Comprehensive implementation guide in docs/
- Technical details and architecture explanations
- Future enhancement recommendations
- Testing and deployment considerations
## Technical Implementation:
- Optimized database queries to prevent N+1 problems
- Proper eager loading for dashboard performance
- Responsive design with Tailwind CSS components
- Clean separation of promoter vs regular user features
- Maintainable code structure following Rails conventions
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- Add orders index action to OrdersController with pagination support
- Simplify dashboard to focus on user orders and actions
- Redesign order show page with improved layout and ticket access
- Remove complex event metrics in favor of streamlined order management
- Add direct links to ticket downloads and better order navigation
- Improve responsive design and user experience across order views
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Move store_cart functionality from main EventsController to API namespace:
- Add store_cart method to Api::V1::EventsController with API key bypass
- Remove store_cart from main EventsController
- Update routes to use RESTful API endpoint structure
- Maintain session-based cart storage for frontend compatibility
- Enhanced events index page with improved visual design and better information display
- Completely redesigned event show page with modern layout, ticket selection, and checkout functionality
- Implemented Stripe payment processing for ticket purchases
- Created ticket generation system with PDF tickets and QR codes
- Added email confirmation system with ticket attachments
- Updated database configuration to use SQLite for easier development setup
- Fixed gem dependencies and resolved conflicts
- Improved error handling throughout the checkout process
- Enhanced Stimulus controller for ticket cart management
- Added proper redirect handling for successful and cancelled payments
Co-authored-by: Qwen-Coder <qwen-coder@alibabacloud.com>
This commit refactors the entire application to replace the 'parties' concept with 'events'. All controllers, models, views, and related files have been updated to reflect this change. The parties table has been replaced with an events table, and all related functionality has been updated accordingly.
- Add flash message helper and styles for consistent notifications
- Replace Devise error messages with flash-based notifications
- Add dashboard page with event statistics
- Configure SMTP settings for development and production
- Update authentication controllers to use flash messages
- Add JavaScript controller for auto-dismiss functionality
• Files changed: app/controllers/pages_controller.rb, app/models/party.rb, app/views/pages/home.html.erb, db/migrate/20250823145902_create_parties.rb, db/schema.rb, db/seeds.rb
• Nature of changes: Added image support to parties, updated homepage to dynamically display parties, enhanced seed data with parties and ticket types, schema updates for foreign keys
• Purpose: Enable dynamic event display on homepage with real data instead of static placeholders, add image support for parties, improve database relationships
• Impact: Homepage now shows real party data from database, parties can have images, database schema improved with proper foreign keys
• Commit message: feat: implement dynamic event display with party images and seed data
- Standardize before_action syntax in controllers by removing extraneous spaces
- Comment out unused bundles routes in API v1 namespace
- Clean up whitespace in routes file
These changes improve code consistency and maintainability while preparing for future feature development.
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- Introduce Party model with lifecycle states (draft, published, canceled, sold_out)
- Add RESTful API endpoints under /api/v1/parties for CRUD operations
- Create ApiController base with API key authentication
- Implement comprehensive code comments across models and controllers
- Add database migration for parties table with proper indexes
- Configure API routes with namespaced versioning
