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feat(crowdfunding): add Classroom Crowdfunding feature
Teachers Create a Campaign

1)Title, description, images, funding goal

   -Itemized budget and purpose

    -Optional video pitch

2)Campaign Goes Live

   -Featured on Alpha One Labs’ Crowdfund page

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  • New Features
    • Introduced comprehensive crowdfunding capabilities, enabling users to create, view, and donate to campaigns.
    • Added a campaign creation form accessible via an enhanced teacher dashboard.
    • Implemented dedicated pages for listing active campaigns and displaying individual campaign details, including multimedia and donation options.
    • Expanded navigation with new routes, allowing seamless access to campaign-related sections directly from the home page.

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This pull request introduces crowdfunding campaign functionality. It adds a new form for creating campaigns, new models to represent campaigns and donations, and multiple templates for campaign creation, detail view, and listing. The changes also modify existing templates to include buttons that link to the new crowdfunding pages, and new URL routes and view functions to handle requests for creating, listing, and displaying campaign details.

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File(s) Change Summary
web/forms.py Added CampaignForm with custom widgets for handling campaign creation.
web/models.py Introduced new Campaign and Donation model classes with fields and methods for crowdfunding campaigns.
web/templates/crowdfunding_create.html, web/templates/crowdfunding_detail.html, web/templates/crowdfunding_list.html Added new templates for creating a campaign, viewing campaign details, and listing active campaigns.
web/templates/dashboard/teacher.html, web/templates/index.html Updated templates to add buttons linking to crowdfunding campaign pages.
web/urls.py Added URL routes for campaign listing, creation, and detail views.
web/views.py Added view functions (crowdfunding_create, crowdfunding_detail, crowdfunding_list) to manage crowdfunding campaign logic.

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sequenceDiagram
    participant U as User
    participant V as Crowdfunding View
    participant F as CampaignForm
    participant M as Campaign Model
    U->>V: GET /crowdfunding/create/ 
    V->>U: Render campaign creation form
    U->>V: POST data to /crowdfunding/create/
    V->>F: Instantiate & validate form with POST data
    F-->>V: Return validation result
    alt Valid form data
        V->>M: Create and save Campaign
        M-->>V: Return new Campaign instance
        V->>U: Redirect to campaign detail page
    else Invalid form data
        V->>U: Render form with error messages
    end
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Possibly related issues

  • Classroom Crowdfunding Feature #306: The PR's new crowdfunding campaign features, including form and model changes, align with the classroom crowdfunding functionality described in this issue.

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