Door walk-ins were only expressible as an unpaid ticket, which left the
cash out of revenue. The new type records the cash payment as paid and
makes every field optional, since a walk-in often gives no details:
a blank name is logged as "Walk-in", and a confirmation email only goes
out when an email is entered.
Door tickets reuse paymentStatus 'paid' (the column enum is capped at
paid/unpaid/comp) so badges and revenue totals pick them up with no
migration; the cash payment row is referenced "Paid at door" to keep
them distinguishable from emailed manual tickets.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
- Replace the three Attendees-tab modals (Manual Ticket / Add at Door /
Invite Guest) with a single Add Ticket modal: Paid/Unpaid/Guest segmented
control, shared fields, "Check in now" for all types, and a live
"what happens" preview, backed by one POST /api/tickets/admin/add.
- Add tickets.payment_status (paid | unpaid | comp) with a backfill
migration; keep it in sync on every payment-settlement path (mark-paid,
admin approval, Lightning, free bookings, hold recovery).
- Show Paid/Unpaid/Comp badges in the attendee list, count only paid
tickets toward revenue, let unpaid tickets be resolved via Mark Paid,
and flag unpaid tickets with their balance due in the door scanner.
- Replace the per-page useStatsPrivacy hook with an admin-wide
PrivacyContext + SensitiveValue mask, toggled from the admin layout.
- Add server-side pagination with page-size options to the users page.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Store LNbits invoice data on payments, add an invoice endpoint that reuses valid invoices or regenerates expired ones, and wire the booking payment page to fetch and display invoices via a shared watcher hook.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
Split oversized frontend API client, email service, and admin/booking pages into focused modules while preserving import surfaces, and add Redis-backed queues, stale booking cleanup, stronger auth, and scale deployment configs.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
