BYCEPS

BYCEPS is a self-hosted, web-based tool to prepare and operate LAN parties.

  • For bigger (1,000+ attendees) and smaller events.
  • For Internet websites and locally as an intranet system.
  • For organizers as well as attendees.
  • Supports multiple party series brands.

Built on top of Flask, SQLAlchemy, PostgreSQL, and Redis.

Trusted by LAN party series running for decades.

Numbers

12+ years
of active development
last commit
13k+ commits
to version control
commit activity
40+ events*
organized with BYCEPS

Screenshots

Features

  • User accounts (with email address-based login)
  • Role-based permissions system
  • Event management
  • CMS (with versioning and difference views)
  • Simultaneous hosting of multiple sites and multiple parties
  • News (channels, HTML or Markdown content, images)
  • Forums (deliberately kept simple, with moderation functionality)
  • Shop
  • Ticket management (including ticket bundles, and assigning ticket user and seat management separately)
  • Seating plans (flexible, not grid-based, multi-area support)
  • Public orga teams
  • Guest server registration
  • Image galleries (basic)
  • Consent tracking (e.g. terms of service, privacy policy)
  • Newsletter subscription (but not sending)
  • User-to-user messaging (delivered via email, no storage)
  • User badges (a bit of gamification)
  • Internationalization (i18n)/localization (l10n) (English and German supported out of the box)
  • Audit logging (for some of all the possible actions)
  • HTTP API

Integrations

BYCEPS integrates with a number of applications, services, and tools (many of which can be self-hosted):

Users

Some of the LAN parties running on BYCEPS:

… and many more!

Other websites running on BYCEPS:

  • OrgaTalk – LAN party organizer discussion forum

Development

Source code and documentation sources are
available in these repositories:

BYCEPS is developed by Jochen Kupperschmidt.

A bunch of contributors were so kind to provide
improvements:

Contributors to BYCEPS

Project Health

Continuous integration
Build status
Code coverage
Code coverage percentage
Code quality
Code quality score (via scrutinizer)
Code quality
Code quality score (via Qlty)

Elsewhere

Vanity Popularity

GitHub stars
Codeberg stars
If you like it then you shoulda put a star on it!
— A popular singer, perhaps

Am I that shallow? Maybe.
Does it help with increasing the visibility of the project? Somewhat.

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