Events Management App

This project is a web application designed to manage events, developed using .NET Core and Entity Framework (EF) Core. The application includes a comprehensive Web API for handling various operations related to events and participants.

How to launch project

Prerequisites

Docker installed on your machine. If not, please refer to the official Docker installation guide.

Running the Application

1. Open a terminal window.

2. Navigate to the project's root directory.

3. Execute the following command to build and start the services:

   docker-compose up --build

4. Wait for the console output to indicate that all services have started successfully.

Web API Functionalities

Detailed API documentation: http://localhost:8080/swagger

For Postman API requests collection open this file.

Event Management

1. Retrieve All Events: Get a list of all events.
2. Retrieve Event by ID: Get a specific event by its ID.
3. Add New Event: Create a new event.
4. Update Event: Modify the details of an existing event.
5. Delete Event: Remove an event from the system.
6. Filter Events: Get a list of events based on specific criteria (date, location, category).
7. Image Handling: Add and remove images associated with events.

User Management

1. Register User in Event: Allow users to register for an event.
2. Retrieve User by ID: Get details of a specific user by their ID.
3. Retrieve Events in which User participates: Get details about events in which user is participating.
4. Cancel Registration for Event: Allow users to cancel their registration for an event.

Web API Requirements

1. Policy-Based Authorization: Implement authorization using refresh and JWT access tokens.
2. Repository and Unit of Work Patterns: Ensure proper architecture and separation of concerns using these patterns.
3. Global Exception Handling Middleware: Develop middleware to handle exceptions globally across the application.
4. Pagination: Implement pagination for endpoints that return lists.
5. Unit Testing: Ensure services are covered by unit tests.