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@dlvsoftwaredevelopment/tickety

v1.0.0

Published

Importable Tickety library with API server helpers for organisations (~12k tickets/day)

Downloads

57

Readme

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Tickety

Tickety is now an importable npm library built on Express and SQLite. The GUI/Vite client has been removed so the package can be consumed directly from JavaScript and used to start the API server when needed.

Install

npm install @dlvsoftwaredevelopment/tickety

Run

npm run db:init
npm run db:seed
npm run dev

Default API base URL:

http://localhost:3001/api

Useful scripts:

npm run dev
npm run dev:resetgen
npm run start
npm run db:sync-reporting

Library usage

You can import Tickety directly in another Node app:

import tickety from '@dlvsoftwaredevelopment/tickety';

const app = tickety.createApp();
await tickety.startServer({ app, port: 3001 });

Named exports are also available:

import { createApp, startServer, createEmergencyBackup } from '@dlvsoftwaredevelopment/tickety';

Included API routes

  • POST /api/auth/login
  • POST /api/auth/logout
  • GET /api/auth/me
  • PATCH /api/auth/me
  • POST /api/auth/forgot-password
  • POST /api/auth/reset-password
  • GET /api/tickets
  • GET /api/tickets/:id
  • POST /api/tickets
  • PATCH /api/tickets/:id
  • POST /api/tickets/:id/events
  • GET /api/queues
  • GET /api/users
  • GET /api/users/:id
  • PATCH /api/users/:id
  • GET /api/stats
  • GET /api/logs
  • GET /api/client-portal

Emergency backup

Run:

npm run dev:resetgen

This creates a database backup in server/db/backups and prints a one-time recovery token to the terminal.