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Tikera is a modern cinema ticketing platform built with React and Laravel. Whether you’re a moviegoer looking to browse what’s on this week or an administrator managing the cinema’s schedule, Tikera gives you a fast, intuitive interface to get things done.

Quick Start

Set up Tikera locally and have the app running in minutes

Browse Movies

Learn how to explore the movie catalog and find what’s showing

Book Tickets

Walk through the complete seat selection and booking flow

API Reference

Integrate with Tikera’s REST API for movies, screenings, and bookings

What Tikera does

Tikera covers the full cinema experience — from browsing titles to confirmed ticket in hand:
  • Movie catalog — Browse all available films with posters, descriptions, genres, durations, and release years
  • Weekly screenings — View screenings organized by week and day, each showing real-time seat availability
  • Interactive seat selection — Pick your exact seats on a visual seat map before booking
  • Flexible ticket types — Choose from multiple ticket categories (adult, child, senior, etc.) with per-type pricing
  • Booking management — View all your bookings and cancel upcoming ones when plans change
  • Admin panel — Cinema staff can add and edit movies, create screenings, and manage the schedule

Tech stack at a glance

Tikera is a full-stack application with a clear separation between frontend and backend:
LayerTechnology
FrontendReact 19, Redux Toolkit, Tailwind CSS, React Router
BackendLaravel (PHP), Laravel Sanctum
DatabaseSQLite
HTTP clientAxios

Frontend architecture

React components, Redux slices, and service layer

Backend architecture

Laravel routes, controllers, and data models

Admin panel

Manage movies and screenings as a cinema administrator

Authentication

Register, log in, and manage your session

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