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Documentation Hub

Welcome to the ISLAMU Event documentation hub. To provide the best possible experience for both operators and engineers, our documentation is cleanly separated into two distinct tracks:

docs/
├── README.md               <-- You are here (The Documentation Router)
├── public/                 <-- Public Documentation (Synced with GitBook for Adopters & Operators)
└── internal/               <-- Engineering Brain (For Contributors, Architects & AI Coding Agents)

🧭 Choose Your Path

I am a... Goal Go To
Adopter / Self-Hoster / Operator Deploying, operating, or configuring an instance (Docker, Coolify, Traefik) 📖 Public Documentation
(Also available online at islamu.gitbook.io/islamu-event)
Community Admin / Organizer Managing events, ticketing, white-labeling, or tenant branding via UI 🏢 Administration Guides
API Integrator Integrating third-party apps or building clients against the REST API 🔌 API Reference & Cookbook
Developer Contributor Contributing C# backend, Blazor frontend, or architecture improvements 💻 Internal Developer Docs (Start with internal/DEVELOPER_GUIDE.md)
AI Coding Agent Pair programming, verifying invariants, running tests, or planning tasks 🤖 AGENTS.md & internal/index.md

1. Public Documentation (docs/public/)

Hosted Portal: https://islamu.gitbook.io/islamu-event

This directory is the source of truth for the public GitBook site. It is curated for clarity, actionable step-by-step guidance, and ease of adoption without exposing internal framework mechanics.

  • Getting Started: 5-minute evaluation, architectural concepts, and platform advantages.
  • Self-Hosting: Production topologies using Docker Compose, Coolify, Traefik, or standalone containers.
  • Configuration & Operations: Environment variable matrices, secrets injection, backup, restore, and health checks.
  • Security & Identity: Authentication with Keycloak, tenant isolation, and privacy erasure.
  • Events & Ticketing: Modular aspects, custom registration properties, admission credentials, and payouts.
  • API Reference: HAL-REST concepts, interactive endpoints, and task-first recipes.
  • Changelog: Adopter-facing release notes, upgrade instructions, and breaking change announcements.

2. Internal Engineering Documentation (docs/internal/)

This directory is the engineering brain for core maintainers and AI coding agents. It contains exhaustive technical truth, Clean Architecture rules, CQRS patterns, database policies, and repository constraints.


🔄 Dual-Documentation Parity & Separation Protocol

To prevent public docs and internal technical truth from drifting apart, this repository enforces a Dual-Documentation Parity & Separation Rule:

Rule: Any change impacting external behavior (environment variables, docker-compose services, public API endpoints, authentication flows, or self-hosting runbooks) MUST update both tracks in the same pull request:

  1. Update the Public Guide in docs/public/ (adopter-friendly operational guide, copy-pasteable configurations, no internal C# classes).
  2. Update the Technical Anchor in docs/internal/ (exhaustive architectural specification, C# code bindings, DDD invariants). Both tracks fulfill distinct responsibilities without duplicating content or cluttering each other's audience.

See docs/internal/DOCUMENTATION_ARCHITECTURE.md for the complete Documentation Twin Parity Matrix and verification instructions.