zKirinz / seems

SE Event Management System - An event management system for FPTU student of SE major.

  SEEMS - SE Event Management System

What is SEEMS?

• An event management system for FPTU student of SE major.
• This application is the final project of my college subject SWP391 - Software development project.
• On the other hand, this project is for practicing working in group with Jira, GitHub as well as some popular framework like React and ASP.NET.
• SEEMS is compatible with Desktop view only (cannot use with Mobile or Tablet view).
• This application can be deployed to use in local or production.

Main Features

• Organizer & Admin can create events and perform take attendance for participants.
• User receives email notifications with QR Code of registered events for taking attendance.
• User can give feedback of events and Organizer & Admin can review to improve the event hosting.
• Admin manages User and Organizer role as well as information.

For more details, check out our SEEMS document.

Technology

• Frontend
  • React - A JavaScript library for building user interfaces
  • Recoil - State Management
  • react-qr-scanner - Library for scanning QR Code.
• Backend
  • Firebase - Storage.
  • Microsoft SQL Server - Database Engine/Server.
  • ORM - Entity Framework with Code First Approach

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How to run

System Requirement: .NET CLI 5

Before jump in to run this application, you need to a few setup for Front-end and Back-end:

• Front-end
  • Go to Client folder in SEEMS (this is where we store our Front-end application).
  • Create a .env.local file with content exactly like .env.example file content.
  • Change Firebase and other value (if needed) to your own setting.
• Back-end
  • Go to SEEM folder.
  • Execute setup.sh file and do all 3 options to setup.

To start project, you run the below command

dotnet run --project .\SEEMS\

The command will start the Back-end of the app only. => To start the Front-end of the app, you can just access to Backend URL (default is http://localhost:5148).

License & copyright

© Kirin Tran, Le Tien Thinh, Nguyen Khoi Nguyen, Bui The Hien, Duong Gia Phat, FPT University TP.HCM Licensed under the MIT LICENSE.