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UniEvents is a full-stack event management system designed for universities and their faculties. It provides a structured multi-tenant hierarchy — universities contain faculties (tenants), each of which can independently manage events, spaces, attendees, and payments under a unified role-based access model.

Quickstart

Get UniEvents running locally in minutes with database setup and seed data.

Architecture

Understand the multi-tenant data model, service layer, and Next.js App Router structure.

Core Concepts

Learn about tenants, roles, events, spaces, tickets, and the payment workflow.

API Reference

Explore every REST endpoint — authentication, events, users, tickets, and more.

Platform Overview

UniEvents is built for three distinct user personas, each with their own portal and capabilities:

Super Admin

Manage the entire network of universities, faculties, categories, and system settings.

Faculty Admin

Create events, manage spaces, verify payments, scan QR tickets, and view faculty metrics.

End User

Register for events, upload payment proofs, and access QR-coded tickets from a personal profile.

Key Features

Multi-Tenant Architecture

Universities contain multiple faculty tenants. Each tenant has isolated event management with shared global discovery.

QR Ticket System

Every attendee registration generates a unique QR ticket token. Scanning marks it as used with a tamper-proof audit log.

Payment Workflow

Attendees upload payment screenshots. Faculty admins approve or reject them, toggling ticket status to confirmed.

Space Conflict Detection

The event service automatically prevents double-booking of spaces using an interval overlap algorithm.

Role-Based Access

Five roles: superadmin, tenant_admin, event_manager, access_control, and user — each with scoped permissions.

External Requests

Accept and manage sponsorship, press accreditation, and broadcasting rights requests per event.

Getting Started

1

Set up the database

Configure a PostgreSQL instance and set the DATABASE_URI environment variable. UniEvents uses Drizzle ORM with schema migrations.
2

Configure environment variables

Set JWT_SECRET, DATABASE_URI, and optional Supabase credentials for image storage.
3

Run migrations and seed

Apply the Drizzle schema and run pnpm seed to populate initial data including a superadmin account.
4

Start the development server

Run pnpm dev and navigate to http://localhost:3000. Access the admin panel at /admin.
See the Quickstart guide for the complete step-by-step setup with all environment variables and seed commands.

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