Event Management System

This is an Event Management System built using Python and Tkinter for a graphical user interface (GUI). The system allows users to create events, view events, book and cancel tickets, and manage event-related tasks. Below is a detailed overview of the files included in this system.

Features

• Create Event: Admins can create events and store event details.
• Book Ticket: Users can book tickets for available events.
• Cancel Ticket: Users can cancel previously booked tickets.
• View Events: Displays a list of all available events.
• View Tickets: Allows users to view their booked tickets.

Requirements

• Python 3.x
• Tkinter (Usually comes pre-installed with Python)
• Any standard Python libraries for database management

Files Description

1. Book.py

This file contains the logic for booking tickets for available events. It interacts with the database to check availability and book tickets accordingly.

2. Cancelticket.py

This file allows users to cancel their booked tickets. It handles removing ticket details from the database.

3. createevent.py

This script is responsible for creating new events. It allows admins to enter event details such as name, date, and location, and saves these details to the database.

4. database.py

This file contains the database-related logic, including saving and retrieving event and ticket information. It defines the TicketDetails and EventDetails classes to handle database interactions.

5. generatenewcode.py

Generates a new unique code for each ticket booking. This file contains a function to generate random IDs for tickets, ensuring that each ticket has a unique identifier.

6. main.py

The entry point for the application. This file initializes the Tkinter GUI and integrates all the functionalities like creating events, booking tickets, and viewing events.

7. message.py

This file contains the function show_message, which is used to display pop-up messages to users throughout the application. It informs users of actions like successful bookings or cancellations.

8. tempCodeRunnerfilerunner.py

A temporary file used for testing or running specific sections of code. This file is not essential for the overall system but may be used for debugging purposes during development.

9. viewEvents.py

Allows users to view all the available events. It fetches event data from the database and displays it in the GUI.

10. ViewTickets.py

This file displays the list of tickets booked by the user. It interacts with the database to fetch the user's ticket details and displays them on the GUI.

Installation

1. Clone or download the repository.
2. Make sure you have Python 3.x installed.
3. Ensure that Tkinter is installed on your system.
4. Run main.py to start the Event Management System.

python main.py