Ticketer
A dead simple ticket service web app. Made in about a month from scratch as a university project.
More screenshots are here
Tech Stack
Ticketer is built on top of these languages, frameworks, and tools:
- Backend:
- Go
- iris web-framework
- Frontend:
- Typescript
- Sveltekit
- Database:
- PostgreSQL
Getting started
To get started deploying Ticketer for whatever reason. You can follow the steps below.
Requirements:
1. Update the config file
Take a copy of config.example.yaml and rename it to config.yaml. then update everything to match with your requirements. (Especially the jwt_key field)
2. Build and run the project
docker compose build
docker compose up -d
3. Mock the database
Ticketer doesn't come with an admin panel or anything like that; it just reads the movies from the database. so you have to add them yourself.
With that said, I already added a few random movies in sql/mock/movies.sql. execute it in your database.
You can also see the movie assets used for this sample data in the static/movie folder.
docker exec t-backend /mock
4. You're done!
Now open up the backend host (localhost:5552) in your browser and explore the project!
Folder structure
.
├── /_screenshots # Showcase screenshots
├── cmd # go applications
│ ├── mock # Mocks the database
│ └── ticketer # Main API application
├── frontend # All svelte app codes
├── /internal #
│ ├── api # API app called by /cmd/ticketer
│ ├── config # config file loader
│ ├── mock # Mock app called by /cmd/mock
│ └── postgres # Database query and migration management
│ ├── /migrations # DB Migration files
│ ├── /queries # DB Queries (to be used by sqlc)
│ └── postgres.go # DB Connect and Migrate methods
├── /static # Static file assets
├── go.mod # Golang dependency
├── go.sum # Golang dependency
├── LICENSE
├── compose.yaml # Docker compose file
├── config.yaml # Go app config file
├── Dockerfile # Backend's Docker file
├── README.md
├── sqlc.yaml # DB Code generator
└── Taskfile.yml # A set of commands
