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:

• Golang
• Postgres
• Node.JS + PNPM

Step 0: Setup your environment

After installing the requirements, you have to setup your environment for both the backend and frontend.

1. Create a new database in Postgres.

2. Rename config.example.yaml to config.yaml and update everything to match with your requirements. (Especially the jwt_key and database)

3. Rename .env.example from the frontend/ folder to .env.local and update API_HOST with api_addr you've set from step 0.2.

Step 1: Start the backend

# Build the backend.
go build .
# Run the server.
./Ticketer
# or .\Ticketer.exe if you're on Windows.

Step 2: Add some mocked data.

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.

Step 3: Start the frontend:

# Install the dependencies
pnpm install
# Build the frontend
pnpm build
# Preview
pnpm preview --port 5173

Keep in mind that the backend is hardcoded to use port 5173 for proxying the frontend, so if you're not using it behind a reverse proxy, be sure to use this port for the frontend.

Step 4: You're done!

Now open up the backend host (api_addr from step 0.2) in your browser and explore this project!