eventbrite 3.3.3

Official Eventbrite SDK for Python

• Official Eventbrite SDK for Python
• Free software: Apache 2 license
• Full Documentation: http://eventbrite-sdk-python.readthedocs.org/
• API Reference: https://developer.eventbrite.com/docs/

Installation from PyPI

$ pip install eventbrite

If you need to, you can also use easy_install:

$ easy_install eventbrite

Usage

The Eventbrite Python SDK makes it trivial to interact with the Eventbrite API:

>>> from eventbrite import Eventbrite
>>> eventbrite = Eventbrite('my-oauth-token')
>>> user = eventbrite.get_user()  # Not passing an argument returns yourself
>>> user['id']
1234567890
>>> user['name']
Daniel Roy Greenfeld

You can also specify API endpoints manually:

>>> user = eventbrite.get('/users/me')
>>> user['id']
1234567890
>>> user['name']
Daniel Roy Greenfeld

Expansions can be included in a returned GET resource by simply adding the expand keyword to the calling method:

>>> event = eventbrite.get_event('my-event-id')
>>> 'ticket_classes' in evbobject
False
>>> event = eventbrite.get_event('my-event-id', expand='ticket_classes')
>>> 'ticket_classes' in evbobject
True

Usage with Frameworks

When using Flask, you can convert incoming webhook requests into Eventbrite API objects using the webhook_to_object() method:

@app.route('/webhook', methods=['POST'])
def webhook():


    # Use the API client to convert from a webhook to an API object
    api_object = eventbrite.webhook_to_object(request)

    # Process the API object
    if api_object.type == 'User':
        do_user_process(api_object)

    if api_object.type == 'Event':
        do_event_process(api_object)

    return ""

Versioning

Because this client interacts with Eventbrite’s third API (a.k.a. APIv3), we are tying our release numbers against it in a modified-semantic system:

• 3.x.x where ‘3’ matches the API version. This will not change until Eventbrite releases a new API version.
• x.0.x where ‘0’ is increased any time there is a significant change to the API that possibly breaks backwards compatibility
• x.x.1 where ‘1’ is increased on any release that does not break backwards comptability (small, new features, enhancements, bugfixes)

History

3.3.3 (2015-08-24)

• Added 3 new user endpoints, thanks to @jon-ga (#29)
  • GET /users/:id/events/
  • GET /users/:id/venues/
  • GET /users/:id/organizers/

3.3.2 (2015-08-17)

• Removed type mapping as it added unnecessary complexity preventing easy management of paginated responses.

3.2.1 (2015-08-10)

• Enabled webhooks
• Fixed ticket definitions in Event creation test
• Set input variable using input argument thanks to Bill So (#27).

3.2.0 (2015-07-07)

• Added new publish and unpublish methods thanks to Ryan Bagwell.
• Eventbrite client now accepts an eventbrite_api_url argument.

3.1.0 (2015-05-11)

• Added control over expansion of response. Documentation at http://www.eventbrite.com/developer/v3/reference/expansions/

3.0.5 (2015-04-24)

• Removed ‘content-type’ header from all GET requests. Thank you @xxv for identifying the problem and contributing code.

3.0.4 (2015-03-12)

• Resolved the search result response problem where filtering did not work.

3.0.3 (2015-03-02)

• Fixed import issue with __version__. Thank you @meshy and @longjos for identifying the problem.

3.0.2 (2015-01-30)

• Event creation now working.
• Added feature allowing the use of Eventbrite API url at test servers. Should expedite development of tricky post actions.

3.0.1 (2015-01-30)

• Added reverse mapping for get_event_ticket_class() method.
• Added events mapping to provide GET access to the Event endpoint.
• Removed several deprecated JSON mappings.

3.0.0 (2015-01-28)

• Initial release of 3.0.0 client

3.0.0-alpha (2014-12-05)

• Inception