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The project functions as a mediator between sellers and buyers of tickets. Here's a detailed summary of the backend functionality needed:
Seller Ticket Listing:
When a user lists their ticket in the Seller Section, the backend should automatically adjust the price.
The listed ticket price will be 50 rupees less than the original price of the ticket.
For example
if a seller lists a ticket originally priced at 500 rupees, the system will list it at 450 rupees in the Seller Section.
Buyer Ticket Listing:
After a ticket is listed by a seller, the backend will post the same ticket in the Buyer Section.
However, in the Buyer Section, the ticket should be listed at a higher price: 100 rupees more than the original price.
For instance,
if a ticket originally costs 500 rupees, it will be posted at 600 rupees in the Buyer Section.
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Any additional information?
The backend will ensure that:
A price reduction is applied when a ticket is listed in the Seller Section.
A price increase is applied when the same ticket is posted in the Buyer Section.
This process creates a margin where sellers are paid less for their tickets, and buyers purchase them at a premium.
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The project functions as a mediator between sellers and buyers of tickets. Here's a detailed summary of the backend functionality needed:
Seller Ticket Listing:
When a user lists their ticket in the Seller Section, the backend should automatically adjust the price.
The listed ticket price will be 50 rupees less than the original price of the ticket.
For example
if a seller lists a ticket originally priced at 500 rupees, the system will list it at 450 rupees in the Seller Section.
Buyer Ticket Listing:
After a ticket is listed by a seller, the backend will post the same ticket in the Buyer Section.
However, in the Buyer Section, the ticket should be listed at a higher price: 100 rupees more than the original price.
For instance,
if a ticket originally costs 500 rupees, it will be posted at 600 rupees in the Buyer Section.
Screenshots
No response
Any additional information?
The backend will ensure that:
A price reduction is applied when a ticket is listed in the Seller Section.
A price increase is applied when the same ticket is posted in the Buyer Section.
This process creates a margin where sellers are paid less for their tickets, and buyers purchase them at a premium.
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