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eventbrite
Description
Simple client for Eventbrite’s HTTP-based API
Client provides the following:
Basic type validation of arguments
Basic checks for required arguments
Dictionary-based returns as described in Eventbrite’s API documentation
For information, see http://developer.eventbrite.com/doc/
Installation
NOTE: This package requires a JSON library - by default we check for “simplejson” or use the built-in “json” library provided in python 2.6+
easy_install eventbrite
pip install eventbrite
Links
0.2x source <http://github.com/mtai/eventbrite/>
2 maintainers
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