The Kiosk is the primary discovery interface where audiences browse upcoming events, purchase tickets, and explore the platform’s live performance ecosystem. All events created through the Factory become available in the Kiosk for ticket sales and community building.Documentation Index
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Event Discovery
Event Listings
The Kiosk displays events in a grid layout with essential information:- Event banner (or generated placeholder)
- Event title and creator information
- Performance category with visual icons
- Event timing (date, duration, time until start)
- Pricing (ticket price, current tip total)
- Capacity (tickets sold vs. available)
Filtering & Search
Category Filters: Filter by specific performance types:- Standup Comedy
- Poetry Slam
- Performance Art
- Improv
- Live Streaming
- Podcasting
- Text search across event titles and descriptions
- Creator name searching
- Real-time results with highlighting
- Date (Earliest): Upcoming events first
- Date (Latest): Future events first
- Price (Low to High): Most affordable first
- Price (High to Low): Premium events first
- Price range slider: Filter by ticket price (0-50 SEI)
- Show past events: View completed events for reference
Event Status Indicators
Events display different states:- Upcoming: Scheduled for future, tickets available
- Live: Currently streaming, may still accept viewers
- Completed: Event finished, NFT may be available
- Sold Out: No tickets remaining
Ticket Purchase Flow
Access Requirements
To purchase tickets, users must:- Connect wallet (MetaMask or WalletConnect)
- Switch to Sei network (automatic prompt if needed)
- Have sufficient SEI balance for ticket price + gas fees
Purchase Process
Ticket Verification
Each ticket purchase:- Mints NFT ticket with unique ID
- Updates event capacity in real-time
- Grants access rights to event room and chat
- Stores ownership on-chain for verification
Purchase States
Users see different button states based on context:- “Buy Ticket”: Standard purchase flow
- “Sold Out”: No tickets available
- “You Own Ticket”: Already purchased, show room link
- “Event Started”: May still allow late entry
- “Event Ended”: Ticket sales closed
Event Detail Views
Expanded Event Information
Clicking events reveals detailed views:- Full description from creator
- Creator profile information and past events
- Event timeline (creation date, start time, duration)
- Ticket sales progress (sold vs. available)
- Current tip totals (if event is live)
- Community engagement metrics
Curation Status
Events may display curation indicators:- Curated events: Show curation scope (Planner/Promoter/Producer)
- Optimization suggestions: Enhanced descriptions, pricing, scheduling
- Community engagement: Improved promotional reach
Real-time Updates
Event cards update automatically:- Ticket counts decrease as sales occur
- Tip totals increase during live events
- Status changes (upcoming → live → completed)
- Price adjustments if creators modify settings
User Account Integration
Ticket History
The Kiosk tracks user activity:- Owned tickets highlighted across all events
- Past attendance history with event records
- Upcoming events with reminder capabilities
- Creator following for notification preferences
Personalization
Regular users experience:- Recommended events based on past attendance
- Category preferences from viewing history
- Price range suggestions based on spending patterns
- Creator notifications for followed performers
Technical Implementation
Event Data Fetching
The Kiosk loads event data from multiple sources:Real-time Synchronization
The Kiosk maintains current state through:- Contract event listening: Watch for new events and ticket sales
- Periodic polling: Refresh event data every 30 seconds
- User action updates: Immediate state updates after purchases
- WebSocket connections: Real-time tip updates during live events
Performance Optimization
Large event sets are handled efficiently:- Lazy loading: Load additional events as users scroll
- Image optimization: Responsive images with fallbacks
- Caching: IPFS metadata cached locally
- Pagination: Server-side pagination for historical events
Integration Points
Room Access
Successful ticket purchases:- Generate room URLs for event access
- Initialize XMTP chat group membership
- Enable tipping permissions during live events
- Provide streaming access to WebRTC endpoints
Creator Dashboard
Creators see enhanced views:- Their events highlighted with management options
- Real-time analytics for their events
- Revenue tracking across all events
- Audience engagement metrics
Curation Workflow
Events may trigger curation flows:- Automatic detection of events that could benefit from optimization
- Scope recommendations based on event characteristics
- Integration with agent services for enhanced promotion
Error Handling
Common Issues
Insufficient Balance:- Clear error messages with current balance display
- Gas fee estimation and total cost breakdown
- Links to exchanges or faucets for acquiring SEI
- Automatic network detection and switching prompts
- Fallback RPC endpoints for reliability
- Retry mechanisms for failed transactions
- Real-time capacity updates to prevent overselling
- Waitlist functionality for high-demand events
- Alternative event recommendations
Transaction Failures
Failed purchases receive:- Clear error explanations in user-friendly language
- Recovery suggestions (retry, check balance, contact support)
- Transaction hash for blockchain debugging
- Support contact information for persistent issues
Mobile Experience
Responsive Design
The Kiosk adapts to mobile devices:- Touch-optimized card interactions
- Simplified filtering with mobile-friendly controls
- Optimized images for various screen sizes
- Streamlined purchase flow for smaller screens
Performance Considerations
Mobile optimization includes:- Reduced data usage with compressed images
- Faster loading with lazy-loaded content
- Offline capability for previously viewed events
- Progressive web app features for native-like experience
Next Steps
After purchasing tickets:- Join the event room at scheduled time
- Participate in pre-event chat to connect with community
- Prepare for live interaction through tips and messages
- Share the event to support creators
Related Documentation
- Factory - How events are created
- Room - Live event experience
- Performance Types - Understanding categories