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1) Added localization components to the package. They allow usage of localized routes, like http://attendize.site/en/login 2) Added English and Polish localization files. They are ugly, repetitive, but mostly true to the original and relevant. It required rewriting several phrases, and certainly required editing most of the views and controllers. 3) Edited routes to accomodate point 1 4) Rewritten several rules regarding dates. In most cases using English notation (with English names for months) is bad in all other languages. I used environment wide date format that is used. 5) Updated installer. Haven't tested it yet, but should work. Rewrites .env.example file instead of creating it from scratch (by concatenating strings). There are some minor changes that were simple fixes or other funky requirements from my employer that kinda make sense: 1) QR code reader wasn't working in firefox, fixed it. Works in chrome/firefox on mobile on https sites. 2) Added subscript text in some instances: below ticket registration, below ticket. It is kinda dumb, but in most cases is necessary to receive less complaints from clients. 3) Fixed geocoding api by adding api key in env file. At some point in 2016-2017 it was required by google to use API key from developer console and this requirement wasn't challenged in the code. 4) Ticket has been displaying either flyer or site logo on the side. Now displays both (which may affect 1d barcode - it might need some fixin). Regarding the same issue - description of an event contained the flyer image on the side, it was removed, cause it didn't fit in here. 5) Ticket style was updated, because of the above and because it didn't fit longer character strings. Now it's slightly uglier, but works in all cases. and other. There are also some inconveniences, like: 1) Unfinished translations. It was impossible for me to create translations based on strings located inside of a database, which I ignored (I think it's only at one place - surveys). 2) Ugly translation files. At some point I thought it is going to be easier to locate when I try translating vased by file name. Later I divided it by topics, and then I segmented it even more. It might require some serious clean-up. 3) Redundancy. In some cases there are several definitions for the same phrase in my localization files. I used it mostly to protect myself from different contexts for the phrase usage in different languages. 4) File division. There are several files that are placed in dedicated language directory (in /view/, like /view/pl/ or /view/en/). These files don't use language phrases, but they are translated as a whole. Mostly because using language phrases would make those view files unreadable. 5) Localzation helper marks some phrases as obsolete (in file "basic"), because they are used in app/Helpers folder (where this plugin doesn't reach) |
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readme.md
Attendize
Open-source ticket selling and event management platform
PLEASE NOTE: Attendize is in the early stages of development and therefore is likely to contain bugs and unfinished features.
Please ask any questions/report bugs in our new support forum: https://attendize.com/forum/
Demo Event Page: http://attendize.website/e/799/attendize-test-event-w-special-guest-attendize
Attendize is an open-source event ticketing and event management application built using the Laravel PHP framework. Attendize was created to offer event organisers a simple solution to managing general admission events, without paying extortionate service fees.
Current Features (v1.X.X)
- Beautiful mobile friendly event pages
- Easy attendee management - Refunds, Messaging etc.
- Data export - attendees list to XLS, CSV etc.
- Generate print friendly attendee list
- Ability to manage unlimited organisers / events
- Manage multiple organisers
- Real-time event statistics
- Customizable event pages
- Multiple currency support
- Quick and easy checkout process
- Customizable tickets - with QR codes, organiser logos etc.
- Fully brandable - Have your own logos on tickets etc.
- Affiliate tracking
- track sales volume / number of visits generated etc.
- Widget support - embed ticket selling widget into existing websites / WordPress blogs
- Social sharing
- Support multiple payment gateways - Stripe, PayPal & Coinbase so far, with more being added
- Support for offline payments
- Refund payments - partial refund & full refunds
- Ability to add service charge to tickets
- Messaging - eg. Email all attendees with X ticket
- Public event listings page for organisers
- Ability to ask custom questions during checkout
- Browser based QR code scanner for door management
Roadmap
- Theme support
- Plugin Support
- Localisation
- Increased test coverage
- Laravel 5.4
- IOS/Android check-in / door management apps
- Coupon/discount code support
- Support for more payment providers
- WordPress Plug-in
Official Documentation
Limited Documentation available at https://www.attendize.com/documentation.php. Github will be updated with more comprehensive documentation soon.
Contribution
Feel free to fork and contribute. I could use the help!
Docker dev environment
To run a docker dev entionment do the following:
git clone https://github.com/Attendize/Attendize
cd Attendize
cp .env.example .env
chmod -R a+w storage
chmod -R a+w public/user_content
docker-compose build
docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/app composer/composer install
docker-compose up -d
docker-compose run php php artisan attendize:install
Attendize will be available at http://localhost:8080 and maildev at http://localhost:1080
License
Attendize is open-sourced software licensed under the Attribution Assurance License. See https://www.attendize.com/licence.php for further details. We also have white-label licence options available.