Eventbrite rubygem for API v3.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'eventbrite'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install eventbrite
Each method requires you have to a valid access_token that you obtain
via Eventbrite OAuth 2.0 protocol.
There are two ways to use your access_token with this gem.
# This token will be used globally each time you used the gem API.
Eventbrite.token = `your_access_token`
Eventbrite::Event.search({q: 'Dogecoin'})
# This is to specific the token you want to use for each API call.
Eventbrite::Event.search({q: 'Dogecoin'}, 'your_access_token')Please not that not all APIs have pagination.
events = Eventbrite::Event.search({q: 'Dogecoin'})
events.paginated? # => true
# Get all events
all_events = events.events
while events.next?
events = Eventbrite::Event.searh({q: 'Dogecoin', page: events.next_page})
all_events.concat(events.events)
end# For supported parameters, check out the link above.
Eventbrite::Event.searh({q: 'Dogecoin'})Eventbrite::Category.allEventbrite::Subcategory.allEventbrite::Format.allEventbrite::Event.retrieve('event_id')# For supported parameters, check out the link above.
# Also, the parameter `event_id` is required.
Eventbrite::Attendee.all({ event_id: 'event_id' })Eventbrite::Attendee.retrieve('event_id', 'attendee_id')# For supported parameters, check out the link above.
# Also, the parameter `event_id` is required.
Eventbrite::Order.all({ event_id: 'event_id' })# For supported parameters, check out the link above.
# Also, the parameter `event_id` is required.
Eventbrite::Discount.all({ event_id: 'event_id' })# For supported parameters, check out the link above.
# Also, the parameter `event_id` is required.
Eventbrite::AccessCode.all({ event_id: 'event_id' })# The parameter `event_id` is required.
Eventbrite::Transfer.all({ event_id: 'event_id' })# The parameter `event_id` is required.
Eventbrite::Team.all({ event_id: 'event_id' })Eventbrite::Team.retrieve('event_id', 'team_id')Eventbrite::Team.attendees('event_id', 'team_id')Eventbrite::User.retrieve('user_id')# The parameter `user_id` is required.
Eventbrite::User.orders({ user_id: 'user_id' })# For supported parameters, check out the link above.
# Also, the parameter `user_id` is required.
Eventbrite::User.owned_events({ user_id: 'user_id' })# For supported parameters, check out the link above.
# Also, the parameter `user_id` is required.
Eventbrite::User.owned_event_orders({ user_id: 'user_id' })# For supported parameters, check out the link above.
# Also, the parameter `user_id` is required.
Eventbrite::User.owned_event_attendees({ user_id: 'user_id' })# Retrieve a User’s Venues
# The parameter `user_id` is required.
Eventbrite::User.venues({ user_id: 'user_id' })
# Retrieve a Venue
Eventbrite::Venue.retrieve('venue_id')# The parameter `user_id` is required.
Eventbrite::User.organizers({ user_id: 'user_id' })Eventbrite::Order.retrieve('order_id')# For supported parameters, check out the link above.
# Also, the parameter `user_id` is required.
Eventbrite::ContactList.all({ user_id: 'user_id' })Eventbrite::ContactList.retrieve('user_id', 'contact_list_id')# Retrieve a Webhook.
Eventbrite::Webhook.retrieve('webhook_id')
# Create a Webhook.
# See above link for supported parameters.
Eventbrite::Webhook.create({endpoint_url: 'your_webhooks_endpoint_url'})
# Delete a Webhook.
Eventbrite::Webhook.delete('webhook_id')- Event Atteedees' Details API should support parameters
- POST/UPDATE/DELETE request for the API
- Support for chained method
- Fork it
- Create your feature branch (
git checkout -b my-new-feature) - Commit your changes (
git commit -am 'Add some feature') - Push to the branch (
git push origin my-new-feature) - Create new Pull Request