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@@ -6,10 +6,9 @@ Your friendly manager of attendees at an event.
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EventMan will help you handle your list of attendees at an event, managing the list of registered persons and marking persons as present.
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Main features:
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-- quickly mark a registered person as an attendee.
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-- easy way to add a new person, if it's already known from a previous event.
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-- fast and simple way to add a completely new person.
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-- it's easy to import EventBrite CSV files.
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+- quickly mark a registered person as an attendee
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+- easy way to add a new person, if it's already known from a previous event or if it's a completely new person
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+- can import Eventbrite CSV export files
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- RESTful interface
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- ability to run triggers to respond to an event (e.g. when a person is marked as attending to an event)
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@@ -59,6 +58,11 @@ Authentication
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By default, authentication is required; default username and password are *admin* and *eventman*. If you want to completely disable authentication, run the daemon with --authentication=off
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+Demo database
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+=============
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+In the *data/dumps/eventman\_test\_db.tar.gz* you can find a sample db with over 1000 fake persons and a couple of events to play with. Decompress it and use *mongorestore* to import it.
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License and copyright
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