{Mini-Feature: Event Class} 【Sub-Issue】Integrate Event Class with UI Template

[JeanSanchezFelix]

Overview: This task focuses on connecting the Event Class to the Event UI template to dynamically render each event with its unique data. The integration will ensure that the UI template reflects specific event details (such as name, date, time, location, and tags) provided by the Event Class, and updates in real-time when changes occur. The objective is to create a seamless, interactive experience where each event is populated with data on load and can be updated instantly within the interface.

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Requirements:

1. Event Class-UI Template Binding

   • Establish a link between the Event Class and the UI template, making sure that each UI component instance is populated with data from a corresponding Event Class instance.
   • Map fields from the Event Class (e.g., eventName, eventDate, eventLocation, tags, etc.) to the corresponding sections in the UI template.

2. Dynamic Data Rendering

   • Implement functionality to dynamically render event details in the UI template:
     • Ensure that all relevant information from the Event Class, including tags and additional info, appears correctly within the UI.
     • Load and display event details in real time, especially when navigating between different events or loading a list of events.

3. Real-Time Data Update System

   • Develop a system to allow real-time updates to event data within the UI:
     • If an event's data is modified (e.g., time, location, or RSVP status), ensure these updates are instantly reflected in the UI template.

     • Set up an event listener or reactive binding mechanism to detect changes in the Event Class and refresh the UI accordingly.

Acceptance Criteria:

• Each instance of the Event Class is correctly bound to a UI template, displaying unique details for each event.
• Real-time updates to the Event Class properties are reflected immediately in the UI.
• Data is validated and handled gracefully, with appropriate fallbacks for missing or invalid information.
• The integration is thoroughly tested for accuracy, reliability, and responsiveness.
• Documentation is provided, covering integration logic, troubleshooting steps, and instructions for future modifications.