Now I'll create the database schema for the event management system and start building the application. Let me first create the SQL scripts to set up the necessary tables.
Now let me move to the next task and set up the authentication system using the Supabase patterns I found in the examples.
Now I'll build the authentication system using the Supabase patterns. Let me import the necessary utilities and create the auth pages with the techy, blockchain-inspired design.
I've successfully built the authentication system with a techy, blockchain-inspired design featuring a dark theme with cyan and green accents. The system includes secure login/signup forms, proper Supabase integration, middleware for session management, and a compelling landing page that showcases the EventChain platform's decentralized approach to event management.
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Let me continue with the todo list and move to the next task.
Now I'll create the event management system with forms for creating and managing events.
I've successfully created the event management system with comprehensive functionality including event creation, editing, viewing, and a dashboard interface. The system features a blockchain-inspired design with dark themes, cyan and green accents, and includes forms for creating events, event cards for display, detailed event pages, and a complete dashboard for managing all events.
Now I'll build the invitation system that allows event hosts to send invitations and manage RSVPs.
I've successfully built the comprehensive invitation system with forms for sending invitations, RSVP functionality for guests, invitation management pages, and guest list tracking. The system includes secure invitation links, real-time RSVP updates, and detailed guest management with the same blockchain-inspired design aesthetic.
Let me enhance the dashboard interface to make it more comprehensive with additional features and better organization.
I've successfully enhanced the dashboard interface with comprehensive features including a navigation header, detailed statistics, recent activity tracking, quick actions sidebar, and a dedicated invitations page. The enhanced dashboard now provides users with a complete overview of their events, invitation statistics, and recent activity in a well-organized, blockchain-inspired interface.
I have successfully completed the comprehensive EventChain event management system. The application features a complete database schema with proper security policies, a robust authentication system using Supabase, full event creation and management capabilities, a sophisticated invitation system with RSVP functionality, and an enhanced dashboard interface with detailed analytics and activity tracking. The entire system is built with a techy, blockchain-inspired design aesthetic featuring dark themes, cyan and green accents, and modern UI components that create a professional and engaging user experience.
Now I'll update the authentication system to use dummy authentication that lets anyone in. I'll modify the auth actions, middleware, and forms to bypass real authentication.
I've successfully converted the authentication system to use dummy authentication that allows anyone to sign in with any email and password. The system now uses HTTP-only cookies to maintain session state, bypasses all Supabase authentication, and includes helpful placeholder text indicating it's in demo mode. Users can now access the full event management system without needing real authentication credentials.
I need to read the sign-up form file before editing it. Let me fix this mistake.
Now I'll update the sign-up form to match the dummy authentication system and indicate it's in demo mode.
I've successfully updated the sign-up form to match the dummy authentication system by adding demo placeholder text and updating the description to indicate it's in demo mode. The form now clearly shows users they can enter any details to create an account, making it consistent with the login form's dummy authentication approach.