Ideally, there is a start date and end date. Here is a shoddy drawing of what I mean:
It's pretty basic so no Figma was requested.
The endpoint that the "start_date" request should hit is the same as "date"
The actual attribute for start_date is not yet implemented so make it a copy of the date attribute for now.
The reason we need this is that events can span multiple days, and a past event will be hidden.
This means we must have a start and end date in order to both inform the user of when the event starts and ends, and to keep it on the website until the event ends.
The Events page has one date per event currently.
Ideally, there is a start date and end date. Here is a shoddy drawing of what I mean:
It's pretty basic so no Figma was requested.
The endpoint that the "start_date" request should hit is the same as "date" The actual attribute for start_date is not yet implemented so make it a copy of the date attribute for now.
The reason we need this is that events can span multiple days, and a past event will be hidden. This means we must have a start and end date in order to both inform the user of when the event starts and ends, and to keep it on the website until the event ends.