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๐ŸŽŸ Primary SeatShare application in Ruby on Rails.

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SeatShare Build Status

This project allows a group of people to manage a pool of tickets to events. The most common use case is to share season tickets to a sports team.

Installation

Please see the complete installation instructions in the wiki.

Getting started with the application

When you first launch the application (http://localhost:3000/), you will be presented with the marketing site. Click Create Account in the upper right and follow the instructions. If you are using MailCatcher, you can retrieve any emailed details via http://localhost:1080.

Once you have installed the application, the next step is to create a group. You will be prompted to select a registered entity and provide a group name. You will be taken to your group page.

The group will not have any events yet. You need to use the /admin route to log into the backend to create events. The default credentials for the admin section (upon install) are:

Using the automated test runner and livereload

This project uses Guard to automatically run the test suite as you develop. It also watches views and assets and will trigger livereload in your browser as you develop the app's front-end. All you need to do to use these features is run guard from the project root once you have completed the installation instructions linked above.