This release is a pre-release and may not be stable for production use.
Meeting
Usage
Festival management application: Tickets E-Commerce, Tickets validation on Lobby (Web, Paper, Guest, Local Purchase) and Sells on Wristband/Card (Beverage, Food, Souvenir, etc).
Documentation
The documenation is written in rst format. It’s available on the folder docs/. To write or read it in realtime install the sphinx dependencies using:
$ python -m pip install docs/requirements.txt
And then execute the docs server via the command below:
$ make docs
Your browser will open the local docs website (Running on port 8000 by default).
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