A Pelican plugin for including Meetup group and event information on generated pages and articles.
Installation
Install this package:
pip install pelican_meetup_infoAdd the following to your pelicanconf.py to activate the plugin:
PLUGINS = ['pelican_meetup_info']Then add one of the following pairs of configs:
If you keep your config file private:
MEETUP_API_KEY = 'your key here' MEETUP_URLNAME = 'Cleveland-Area-Python-Interest-Group'Get your API key here: https://www.google.com/search?q=meetup+api+key&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8
Or if you expose your config file to the public (like in a public repo):
MEETUP_GROUP_SIGNED_URL = 'https://api.meetup.com/Cleveland-Area-Python-Interest-Group?photo-host=public&sig_id=1442&sig=3c0d385c607d27a7bd3ae14f220f17856eb163c1' MEETUP_EVENTS_SIGNED_URL= 'https://api.meetup.com/Cleveland-Area-Python-Interest-Group/events?photo- host=public&page=20&sig_id=1442&sig=3dcd3aa3bfacf17cb45302a722ced9727e99cd37'More info about signed URLs here: https://www.meetup.com/meetup_api/auth/#keysign
Usage
With the plugin installed and properly configured, new dictionaries named meetup_group and meetup_events containg the Meetup API responses will be availabe in your page/article context. You may reference them in templates like this:
meetup_group:
{% if page.meetup_group %} <h2>Meetup Info</h2> <h3><a href="{{ page.meetup_group.link }}">{{ page.meetup_group.name }}</a></h3> {{ page.meetup_group.description }} {% endif %}
More info about group data: https://secure.meetup.com/meetup_api/console/?path=/:urlname
meetup_events:
{% if page.meetup_events %} <h2>Upcoming Meetups</h2> <ul> {% for meetup_event in page.meetup_events[:3] %} <li> <h3><a href="{{ meetup_event.link }}">{{ meetup_event.name }}</a></h3> <p>{{ meetup_event.local_date }} at {{ meetup_event.local_time }}</p> <p>{{ meetup_event.description }}</p> <p>At {{ meetup_event.venue.name }} - {{ meetup_event.venue.address_1 }}, {{ meetup_event.venue.city }}, {{ meetup_event.venue.state }} {{meetup_event.venue.zip }}</p> </li> {% endfor %} </ul> {% endif %}
More info about events data: https://secure.meetup.com/meetup_api/console/?path=/:urlname/events
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