/Event-Registration

C# and React Event Registration app

Primary LanguageC#

Event Registration Mini Project

An internal project where Carlie can learn the key technologies and approaches used on the Blackbaud project. The goal is to build a roughly similar, but vastly simpler, version of the Online Registrations product we are building for Blackbaud.

The strategies for how we plan to run this mini-project are described in THE_PLAN.md, so give that a read. Obviously nothing there is set in stone.

This is currently a private repository since we may steal some of the Blackbaud project code. Once we get to the end of the project we can make it a public repository if that seems appropriate.

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How To Work With This Thing

To run this, you will need:

$ sudo apt-get update
$ sudo apt-get install postgresql postgresql-contrib

Set Up PosgreSQL

Run posgreSQL with the command: psql.

In Postgres you will need to:

  • Create a database called stacktrace:
CREATE DATABASE stacktrace;
  • Create a table called event_management, with the following structure:
    CREATE TABLE event_management (
        id uuid PRIMARY KEY,
        title text,
        description text,
        event_location text,
        event_start_date timestamp,
        event_end_date timestamp,
        registration_open_date timestamp,
        registration_close_date timestamp
    );
  • Change you postgres id and username in backend/src/Whiteboard.Registration.Web/appsettings.json (line 10).

Using the API

To run the server, navigate to backend/src/Whiteboard.Registration.Web and type in the command: dotnet run

The default setting will have the server running on https://localhost:5001

This will run the EventMangementController located at backend/src/Whiteboard.Registration.Web/Controllers/EventManagementController.cs

It has the following actions:

  • GET (route: /v1/events)
    • Gets all events, displays the ID and title.
    • You are also able to filter events by title, for instance: https://localhost:5001/v1/events?title=carlie - this will display all events with "carlie" in the title.
  • GET by id (route: /v1/events/{id})
    • Gets individual event
  • POST (route: /v1/events)
    • Adds new event to the repository
  • PUT (route: /v1/events/{id})
    • Updates individual event
  • DELETE (route: /v1/events/{id})
    • Deletes individual event