# Event Video Upload Application

Web application for event organizers to collect video uploads from attendees. Admins create events with shareable URLs; attendees upload videos to Google Drive folders per event.

## Stack

- **Backend**: Laravel 12 (PHP 8.3+), MySQL 8.0+, Sanctum, Google Drive API v3, Queue (database)
- **Admin**: Vue 3 + TypeScript + Vite + Bootstrap 5
- **Upload**: Vue 3 + TypeScript + Vite + Tailwind CSS + Uppy

## Getting Started

1. **Clone and install**
   - Backend: `cd api && composer install`
   - Admin: `cd admin && npm install`
   - Upload: `cd upload && npm install`

2. **Configure**
   - Copy `api/.env.example` to `api/.env`
   - Set MySQL (`DB_*`), `SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS=localhost:5173,localhost:5174`, `SESSION_DOMAIN=localhost`
   - Set Google OAuth: `GOOGLE_CLIENT_ID`, `GOOGLE_CLIENT_SECRET`, `GOOGLE_REDIRECT_URI`
   - Run `php artisan key:generate` in `api/`

3. **Database**
   - Create MySQL database (e.g. `event_uploader`)
   - In `api/`: `php artisan migrate`

4. **Admin user**
   - `cd api && php artisan make:admin --email=admin@example.com --password=secret`

5. **Run** (requires 4 separate terminal windows)
   - API: `cd api && php artisan serve`
   - **Queue Worker** (REQUIRED for uploads): `cd api && php artisan queue:work`
   - Admin: `cd admin && npm run dev` (port 5173)
   - Upload: `cd upload && npm run dev` (port 5174)

   ⚠️ **Important**: The queue worker MUST be running for file uploads to process to Google Drive. Without it, uploads will stay in "pending" status.

6. **Use**
   - Open http://localhost:5173, log in, connect Google Drive, create an event, copy the upload URL
   - Share the upload URL (http://localhost:5174/events/{slug}); attendees upload there

## MySQL: Docker vs Homebrew

| | **Docker** | **Homebrew** |
|---|---|---|
| **Setup** | Requires Docker Desktop. One `docker run` or `docker compose up`. | `brew install mysql` and create DB. |
| **Best for** | Same MySQL version everywhere; no system install; easy reset. | Quick local use; no Docker needed. |
| **Reset** | `docker compose down -v` for a clean DB. | Manual drop/recreate or reinstall. |

**Recommendation:** Use **Docker** if you already have it or want a reproducible setup; use **Homebrew** if you prefer a single local MySQL and no containers.

---

## Option A: MySQL with Docker

A `docker-compose.yml` in the project root runs only MySQL (API and frontends run on your machine).

1. **Start MySQL** (from project root):
   ```bash
   docker compose up -d
   ```
   Wait for the healthcheck (a few seconds), then continue.

2. **Configure the API** (`api/.env`):
   ```env
   DB_CONNECTION=mysql
   DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
   DB_PORT=3306
   DB_DATABASE=event_uploader
   DB_USERNAME=root
   DB_PASSWORD=secret
   APP_URL=http://localhost:8000
   SESSION_DOMAIN=localhost
   SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS=localhost:5173,localhost:5174
   ```

3. **Then:** `cd api && php artisan migrate && php artisan make:admin --email=admin@test.com --password=secret`, and run API, queue, admin, and upload (see step 4 in Option B).

**Stop:** `docker compose down`  
**Stop and wipe DB:** `docker compose down -v`

---

## Option B: MySQL with Homebrew (macOS)

1. **Install MySQL** (if needed):
   ```bash
   brew install mysql
   brew services start mysql
   ```
   Or run once: `mysql.server start`.

2. **Create the database and user** (optional; root with no password works for local):
   ```bash
   mysql -u root -e "CREATE DATABASE IF NOT EXISTS event_uploader;"
   ```
   If MySQL has a root password, use `-p` and enter it.

3. **Configure the API** (`api/.env`):
   ```env
   DB_CONNECTION=mysql
   DB_HOST=127.0.0.1
   DB_PORT=3306
   DB_DATABASE=event_uploader
   DB_USERNAME=root
   DB_PASSWORD=
   APP_URL=http://localhost:8000
   SESSION_DOMAIN=localhost
   SANCTUM_STATEFUL_DOMAINS=localhost:5173,localhost:5174
   ```
   Set `DB_PASSWORD` if your MySQL user has a password.

4. **Bootstrap and run** (from project root):
   ```bash
   cd api && composer install && php artisan key:generate && php artisan migrate
   php artisan make:admin --email=admin@test.com --password=secret
   php artisan serve &
   php artisan queue:work &
   cd ../admin && npm install && npm run dev &
   cd ../upload && npm install && npm run dev
   ```
   Or run each in a separate terminal: API (port 8000), queue worker, admin (5173), upload (5174).

5. **Test the flow**:
   - Open http://localhost:5173, log in as `admin@test.com` / `secret`.
   - Create an event (Google Drive can be skipped at first; you can set it up later).
   - Copy the upload URL and open it in another tab (e.g. http://localhost:5174/events/your-slug).
   - Upload a small test file; the queue worker will process it (Google Drive upload will fail until OAuth is configured).

**Tip:** Keep the queue worker running in a dedicated terminal so uploads are processed. Without it, files stay in "pending" until the job runs.

## Start everything (one command)

From the project root:

```bash
./start.sh
```

Starts API (8000), queue worker, admin (5173), and upload (5174). Press **Ctrl+C** to stop all.

If you use Docker for MySQL:

```bash
./start.sh --with-docker
```

(Starts `docker compose up -d` first, then the four apps.)

**First time:** run `chmod +x start.sh` if the script is not executable.

## Development Commands

```bash
# Backend
cd api && composer install && php artisan migrate && php artisan serve

# Admin
cd admin && npm install && npm run dev

# Upload
cd upload && npm install && npm run dev

# Queue
cd api && php artisan queue:work

# Create admin
cd api && php artisan make:admin --email=admin@example.com --password=secret

# Tests
cd api && ./vendor/bin/pest
```

## Pushing to Gitea

This repo pushes to Gitea (1Password SSH key). One-time setup:

1. Run from project root: `./scripts/setup-gitea-ssh.sh` (creates `~/.ssh/gitea-1password-only`).
2. In 1Password: **Settings → Developer** → enable **Use the SSH agent**.

Then you can push from Cursor or run `./gitea-push.sh`. For commit signing and first-push tips, see [GITEA-SETUP.md](GITEA-SETUP.md).

## Project Structure

- `api/` – Laravel API (auth, events, Google Drive, public upload)
- `admin/` – Vue 3 admin SPA (events, uploads, Google Drive)
- `upload/` – Vue 3 public upload SPA (event page, password gate, Uppy)

## Troubleshooting

### Uploads stuck in "pending" status

**Problem**: Files upload successfully but stay in "pending" status and never appear in Google Drive.

**Solution**: The queue worker is not running. Start it with:
```bash
cd api && php artisan queue:work
```

You can verify the queue worker is processing jobs by checking the logs or running:
```bash
cd api && php artisan queue:failed  # Check for failed jobs
```

### 419 Page Expired error on upload

**Problem**: Getting a 419 error when uploading files from the public upload page.

**Solution**: This was fixed by excluding public upload endpoints from CSRF verification. Make sure your `api/bootstrap/app.php` includes the CSRF exception configuration.

### Google Drive callback fails with "Route [login] not defined"

**Problem**: After authorizing Google Drive, you get redirected to an error page.

**Solution**: This was fixed by moving the Google Drive callback route outside the `auth:sanctum` middleware group and using `web` middleware instead. The callback now handles authentication internally.

### No folders appear when selecting a Shared Drive

**Problem**: When you click on a Shared Drive, you see all folders from all drives instead of just that drive's folders.

**Solution**: This was fixed by updating the Google Drive API query to use `'{$driveId}' in parents` when listing root folders of a Shared Drive.