low complexity extracted Event Management Confidence: 100%
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Components
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Shared
0
User Stories
Yes
Analyzed

Description

Event Listing provides peer mentors and coordinators with a browsable, searchable list of upcoming and past events within their organization. The Events List Screen presents events in chronological order with key metadata (title, date, time, location, participant count) visible at a glance, while the Event Detail Screen exposes the full event record including description, organizer, and sign-up status. Filtering by date range and event status allows users to quickly locate relevant events without scrolling through large lists.

Analysis

Business Value

A reliable event listing is the entry point for participant sign-ups, coordinator oversight, and post-event reporting. Without a clear view of scheduled events, coordinators cannot manage attendance, and peer mentors cannot self-register for activities relevant to their contacts. The listing also surfaces events to coordinators who need to monitor organizational activity levels for their Bufdir reporting obligations. By making the event pipeline visible and searchable, the feature reduces the coordination overhead currently handled through email threads and informal messaging, which is a significant time cost for all three workshop organizations.

Implementation Notes

The Events List Screen uses a paginated REST API endpoint that returns events scoped to the current user's organization, sorted by event date descending. The Flutter implementation uses a Riverpod-managed async notifier with cursor-based pagination to handle organizations with large event histories without loading all records into memory. Offline support is provided by a local Drift query that mirrors the backend response shape, so the list remains usable without connectivity using the last synced state. The Event Detail Screen is a read-only presentation of a single event record fetched by ID, with deep-link support from notification payloads. Both screens meet WCAG 2.2 AA contrast and focus order requirements.

Components (41)

User Interface (2)

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User Stories

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