Next Meetup plugin for Pelican
Pelican plugin to retrieve information about your group’s next meetup by calling Meetup.com API.
Install
Run pip install pelican-next-meetup, then add next_meetup to pelicanconf.py configuration’sPLUGINS list:
PLUGINS = [
# all other plugins
'next_meetup',
]Set it up
For plugin to call the Meetup.com API, a valid meetup group’s URL must be specified in pelicanconf.py, such as:
MEETUP_URL = 'python-lv'Plugin will fetch the data of the first upcoming meetup and store data to next_meetup variable for use in templates; if no next meetup is scheduled, variable will be falsy. If code other than HTTP 200 OK is returned, an exception will be raised by requests library.
Example of data returned:
{
'time': 1452704400000,
'url': 'http://www.meetup.com/python-lv/events/227548959/',
'utc_offset': 7200000,
'name': 'Months 1st #PyNight'
}1 maintainer
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