Scheduling of live events #77
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[Work-in-Progress] Allow marking webinar attendance via API endpoint(#77)
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The following features are still missing from pull request #84:
Bug to fix: The API endpoint to mark an user attendance picks the closest (in time) LiveEvent. The live event should be specified as part of the API call, because there are many use cases were an instructor might not be able to record attendance before 2 classes have been run - whether they were given back-to-back, or simultaneously by different instructors. |
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- Early versions of API endpoints/URLs to add and delete LiveEvents. - Gets LiveEvent objects using their scheduled_at time, for adding/deleting as well as marking attendance. - Updates Mixin to add a rank property to help correctly add attributes to LiveEvent objects. - Issues: - - On the URL: `http://127.0.0.1:8000/sequences/steve/seq-cert-live-event/1/` if a user is not logged in, they are able to make POST requests and the timer updates, but if logged in as either steve or a superuser it returns `djaodjin-pages-vue.js:581 Error sending ping: Forbidden` Haven't investigated yet.
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LiveEventmodel can be attached toPageElementto indicates that the element in a sequence is a webinar instead of an online reading step.The user will have to register for the Webinar at
LiveEvent.location. Once the user will have attended the webinar, the webinar instructor will mark theEnumeratedProgressfor the user as passed (i.e. settingviewing_durationto the duration of the webinar).Side note: We will want to have repeating meetings as Calendars (ex: .ics) in the future so some integration with a CalDAV server will be required (ex: Radicale).
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