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Medusa v2 Example: Ticket Booking

This directory holds the code for the Ticket Booking tutorial.

There are two directories:

Prerequisites

Medusa Application

Installation

  1. After cloning the repository, change to the ticket-booking/medusa directory:
cd examples/ticket-booking/medusa

2. Rename the .env.template file to .env.

3. If necessary, change the PostgreSQL username, password, and host in the DATABASE_URL environment variable.

4. Install dependencies:

yarn # or npm install

5. Setup and seed the database:

npx medusa db:setup
yarn seed # or npm run seed

6. Start the Medusa application:

yarn dev # or npm run dev

In the Medusa Admin, you can create a venue and a ticket product. If you run the Next.js Starter Storefront, you can purchase a ticket and receive an order confirmation email with the generated QR code for the ticket.

Copy into Existing Medusa Application

If you have an existing Medusa application, copy the content of the following directories:

  1. src/modules/ticket-booking
  2. src/workflows
  3. src/api
  4. src/admin
  5. src/subscribers
  6. src/links

Then, add the Ticket Booking Module to medusa-config.js:

module.exports = defineConfig({
  // ...
  modules: [
    {
      resolve: "./src/modules/ticket-booking",
    },
  ]
})

Next, run the database migrations to create the necessary tables for the Ticket Booking Module's data models and for the links:

npx medusa db:migrate

Then, start the Medusa application:

yarn dev # or npm run dev

In the Medusa Admin, you can create a venue and a ticket product. If you run the Next.js Starter Storefront, you can purchase a ticket and receive an order confirmation email with the generated QR code for the ticket.

Next.js Storefront

To setup and run the Next.js Storefront:

  1. Change to the ticket-booking/storefront directory.
  2. Copy .env.template to .env.local and set the following environment variable:
# Your Medusa application's publishable API key. See - https://docs.medusajs.com/resources/storefront-development/publishable-api-keys
NEXT_PUBLIC_MEDUSA_PUBLISHABLE_KEY=pk_test

3. Install the dependencies:

yarn install # or npm install

4. Start the Next.js Starter Storefront (while the Medusa application is running):

yarn dev # or npm dev

If you created ticket products in the Medusa application, you can browse them in the storefront, select show dates and seats to purchase, and place an order with your ticket selections.

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