kinobilletter

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Table of Contents

• About the Project
• Features
• Technology Used
• Dependencies
• Contributors
• License

About the Project

kinobilletter is a demo web application of a cinema ticket system created in intelliJ. It is based on an obligatory assignment from the Web Programming course at OsloMet in 2022. This project expands significantly on the original assignment, providing a more polished and functional user experience.

Features

• Dynamic Backgrounds: Changes based on the selected movie.
• Trailer Integration: Renders a movie trailer below the "Buy" button for each selected movie.
• Minimalistic Design: Features a large card with a glasslike, see-through style, blue tint, and gradient color changes.
• Responsive Layout: Adapts to different screen sizes for an optimized user experience.
• Admin Authentication: Allows new admin registration and secure login with encrypted passwords.
• In-Memory Database: Uses an H2 database for demonstration purposes.
• Admin Functions: Provides an admin account to delete all purchased tickets.
• Docker Support: Includes a Dockerfile for easy deployment on platforms like Render.com.

Technology Used

• Backend: Maven Spring Boot framework with Java for database communication.
• Frontend: HTML5, styled with Bootstrap and custom CSS rules, and JavaScript with jQuery.
• Database: In-memory H2 database.
• Deployment: Render.com using a Dockerfile for managing the environment.

Dependencies

• Spring Boot: For building the backend services.
• H2 Database: For in-memory database functionality.
• Bootstrap: For styling and responsive design.
• jQuery: For front-end JavaScript operations.
• Docker: For containerization and deployment.

Contributors

• This project was developed by Pholdahl.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.