Eventise is a full-stack web application based on Eventbrite. It is created with Ruby on Rails backend, PostgreSQL database, and React.js/Flux architecture frontend.
Eventise allows a user to create new events, which can either be a conventional event or an online event without a physical location. In order to maximize a user’s flexibility in revenue management and marketing strategy, Eventise allows the user to create different categories of tickets for the same event, each with a specific quantity and price.
- Allow users to upload image from local machine
- Allow rich text editing for event's description
- Allow adding/removing ticket options
Since the form holds all information (event, ticket, category) which has its own table in the database and model in the backend, a transaction block is used to ensure that entries will only be created when they are all validated. Otherwise, a rollback will be triggered.
Event.transaction do
@event.save!
@event.tickets = tickets_params.to_h.values.map do |ticket|
ticket = Ticket.new(ticket)
...The implementation of nested attributes
params.require(:event).permit(
tickets_attributes: [:id, :name, :price, :quantity, :event_id, :_destroy]
...On event's detail show page, there is button linked to a pop-up ticket purchasing process, which displays a list of tickets and their remaining quantity. It also involves checks on the total price and quantity. A checkout summary and order confirmation will be displayed / redirected when action is triggered.
When user click on the login button from navigation bar, a modal containing the signup/login form pops up. It is a togglable form which keeps track of user's input when on a different form.
When hovering over Browse Events button, user is prompted to select from one of the pre-defined categories of events, and redirected to a page containing all events which contains the selected category tag.
An existing feature on Eventbrite. User should be able to narrow the range of search results by navigating the google map object on the page, or click on the marked location to view the individual event.
An existing feature on Eventbrite. User should be able to share the event by email or on other social media.
A feature currently not available on Eventbrite. Uer may commence a search for events with a specific venue in mind. Alternatively, if user enters her current address, events may be sorted beginning with those closest to the user.
An existing feature on Eventbrite.
An existing feature on Eventbrite.
An existing feature on Eventbrite. User should be able to contact the event organiser.
An existing feature on Eventbrite.
In some situations a user may end up not being able to attend an event. There should be a function to allow user to sell her ticket to another user registered on Eventise.
An event organizer should have access to real time data regarding the tickets sold and information of the attendants such as age group distribution, gender distribution etc.