### Next Steps for Event Booking App

Great progress on the authentication flow! Now that you've implemented the foundational auth

features, let's move on to the next critical sections. Below is a detailed roadmap to continue your

app development:

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#### 1. **User Profiles and Roles**

- **Objective:** Allow users to manage their profiles and assign roles for event organizers and

attendees.

- **Tasks:**

- Create a `User` table in your Prisma schema (if not already present) with fields like `firstName`,

`lastName`, `phoneNumber`, `profileImage`, and `role` (`ORGANIZER` or `ATTENDEE`).

- Build routes for updating and retrieving user profiles (e.g., `GET /users/me` and `PUT

/users/me`).

- Add middleware to enforce role-based permissions for certain actions (e.g., only organizers can

create events).

- **Validation:** Use Zod to validate profile updates.

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#### 2. **Event Management (CRUD)**

- **Objective:** Enable event organizers to create, read, update, and delete events.

- **Tasks:**

- Update your Prisma schema to include an `Event` model:

model Event {

id String @id @default(cuid())

title String

description String

location String

date DateTime

organizer User @relation(fields: [organizerId], references: [id])

organizerId String

createdAt DateTime @default(now())

updatedAt DateTime @updatedAt

```

- Implement endpoints:

- `POST /events`: Create an event.

- `GET /events`: Fetch all events.

- `GET /events/:id`: Fetch a single event by ID.

- `PUT /events/:id`: Update an event.

- `DELETE /events/:id`: Delete an event.

- Include pagination for `GET /events` using query params (e.g., `?page=1&limit=10`).

- **Validation:**

- Validate inputs for event creation and updates with Zod.

- **Role Enforcement:**

- Ensure only the organizer who created an event can update or delete it.

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#### 3. **Event Registration and Tickets**

- **Objective:** Allow attendees to register for events and receive tickets.

- **Tasks:**

- Update your Prisma schema to include a `Registration` model:

```typescript

model Registration {

id String @id @default(cuid())

event Event @relation(fields: [eventId], references: [id])

eventId String

user User @relation(fields: [userId], references: [id])

userId String

createdAt DateTime @default(now())

```

- Implement endpoints:

- `POST /registrations`: Register for an event.

- `GET /registrations`: Fetch all registrations for the logged-in user.

- Generate unique ticket IDs for each registration.

- **Validation:** Ensure users cannot register for the same event multiple times.

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#### 4. **Search and Filtering**

- **Objective:** Enable users to search and filter events.

- **Tasks:**

- Add query parameters to `GET /events`:

- `?search=`: Search by title or description.

- `?date=`: Filter by date range.

- Use Prisma's query capabilities for efficient searching and filtering.

- **Validation:** Ensure valid query parameter formats (e.g., valid date ranges).

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#### 5. **Notifications**

- **Objective:** Notify users about important updates (e.g., registration confirmations, event

cancellations).

- **Tasks:**

- Create a notification system:

- Add a `Notification` model in Prisma:

```typescript

model Notification {

id String @id @default(cuid())

user User @relation(fields: [userId], references: [id])

userId String

message String

read Boolean @default(false)

createdAt DateTime @default(now())

```

- `POST /notifications`: Create a notification.

- `GET /notifications`: Fetch notifications for the logged-in user.

- `PUT /notifications/:id`: Mark a notification as read.

- Use real-time updates (e.g., WebSockets or libraries like Pusher) to push notifications.
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#### 6. **Admin Dashboard**

- **Objective:** Allow admins to monitor and manage the platform.

- **Tasks:**

- Create routes for admin-only actions (e.g., approving events, managing users).

- Add middleware to enforce admin role.

- Create endpoints:

- `GET /admin/users`: Fetch all users.

- `GET /admin/events`: Fetch all events.

- `PUT /admin/events/:id/approve`: Approve an event.

- **UI:** Optionally, build a simple frontend for the admin dashboard later.

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#### 7. **Testing and Documentation**

- **Objective:** Ensure code reliability and maintainability.

- **Tasks:**

- Write unit and integration tests for your routes using a testing framework like Jest.

- Use Swagger or Postman to document your API endpoints.

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#### 8. **Optional Features**

- **Objective:** Enhance the app with additional functionality.

- **Suggestions:**
 - Event reminders via email or SMS.

- User reviews and ratings for events.

- Payment integration for paid events.

- Social sharing options for events.

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Let me know if you need help implementing any of these steps!