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🌟Check-In Time: Record the exact time when an attendee checks in

Open trashken opened this issue 1 year ago • 8 comments

ℹ️ Please check if the feature you're requesting already exists in the project's roadmap or issues.

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Unable to find the check-in time for each attendee.

Describe the solution you'd like Display the check-in time and checkout-time for each attendee

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trashken avatar Dec 04 '24 06:12 trashken

Good suggestion! Thank you. This data is stored in the DB, so it will be easy to display.

daveearley avatar Dec 04 '24 23:12 daveearley

the current version doesn't seem to record the check-in time in the attendees table. Screenshot 2024-12-05 154008

trashken avatar Dec 05 '24 07:12 trashken

Good suggestion! Thank you. This data is stored in the DB, so it will be easy to display.

Is it a bug? Should I create a bug report?

trashken avatar Dec 06 '24 19:12 trashken

@trashken Those columns relate to the deprecated check-in endpoints. There's another table that stores the check-in list data. I'm currently away from my laptop so I can't recall the exact name of the table

dave-roofr avatar Dec 06 '24 19:12 dave-roofr

@trashken Those columns relate to the deprecated check-in endpoints. There's another table that stores the check-in list data. I'm currently away from my laptop so I can't recall the exact name of the table

Do you mean attendee_check_ins? It doesn't have a timestamp for check-ins only timestamps for creation and last_update.

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trashken avatar Dec 07 '24 06:12 trashken

You can infer the check-in time from the created date. There's no need for an explicit "check-in" timestamp.

daveearley avatar Dec 07 '24 16:12 daveearley

SELECT a.first_name, a.last_name, b.updated_at::timestamp at time zone 'UTC' at time zone '<your time zone>' FROM attendees a JOIN attendee_check_ins b ON b.attendee_id = a.id ORDER BY a.first_name ASC

Yes.. I am using the SQL above to get the times in my time-zone. Would be great if it was a report or somewhere for organizers to see who was early, on-time and late. Thanks.

trashken avatar Dec 09 '24 04:12 trashken

@trashken It has been requested a few times, so I'll add it into the next major version.

daveearley avatar Dec 09 '24 22:12 daveearley