[Schedule] Add custom events

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Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Stale
Tech stack
react, typescript
Domain
frontend

Research direction

Start by locating the existing room-booking frontend and the schedule entry points that handle timeslot selection. Review how schedule data is stored, then define the event flow for creating, editing, deleting, and confirming removal. Done means custom events can be managed from the schedule and persist in the chosen storage.

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Describe the feature

"Edit" Switch
On the main page, add the "edit" switch that is generally turned off. Upon clicking the "edit" switch it will turn on, and it will become possible to add events on specific timeslots similarly to room booking.

Adding events
When a timeslot is selected, an event details window pops up, for which you may enter the event name, room, other people, notes about the event, and so on. Then you can click "Save", and the event will appear in the schedule.

Editing and removing events
You may also click the event, and the window with "edit" and "delete" buttons will show up. Clicking "edit" button prompts an event details window, clicking "delete" button prompts an "Are you sure that you want to delete this event?" window asking for event removal confirmation.

Suggested solution

We could try to take the room booking frontend for selecting the timeslots and store the events in a local user storage (or InNoHassle storage). I cannot provide any purely technical solutions for the feature.

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