feat: Implement complete ticket purchasing flow with new TicketsController
- Create new TicketsController with actions for name collection, creation, and checkout - Add dedicated ticket views (new.html.erb, checkout.html.erb, show.html.erb) - Update ticket_selection_controller.js to handle form submission via AJAX - Add store_cart endpoint in EventsController for session-based cart management - Update routes to support new ticket flow: /tickets/new, /create, /checkout - Fix attribute name consistency across views (title→name, starts_at→start_time) - Add Stripe checkout integration with proper error handling - Remove deprecated collect_names flow in favor of streamlined approach The flow is now: Event selection → AJAX cart storage → Name collection → Checkout → Payment
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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
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# Create a mock controller to test the StripeConcern
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class TestController
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include StripeConcern
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def self.name
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"TestController"
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end
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end
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# Test the StripeConcern methods
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controller = TestController.new
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puts "Testing StripeConcern..."
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puts "stripe_configured? method exists: #{controller.respond_to?(:stripe_configured?)}"
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puts "stripe_configured? result: #{controller.stripe_configured?}"
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# Check the Rails configuration directly
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puts "Rails.application.config.stripe: #{Rails.application.config.stripe}"
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puts "Secret key present?: #{Rails.application.config.stripe[:secret_key].present?}"
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