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publish RSVP to an Eventbrite event (blocked on API)

Open tantek opened this issue 10 years ago • 7 comments

It would be useful to be able to use Bridgy Publish to POSSE an indie RSVP post as a native RSVP to/on an Eventbrite event (e.g. real world example http://tantek.com/2015/266/t1/science-hack-day-san-francisco-sign-up ).

Related: #275 Related: https://indiewebcamp.com/rsvp#POSSE

tantek avatar Sep 23 '15 20:09 tantek

:+1:

snarfed avatar Sep 23 '15 20:09 snarfed

To be clear there is likely some unspecified work here to be figured out / done - some (most?) RSVPs to Eventbrite events often require a bunch of other information, some of which Bridgy could figure out, e.g. the event from the real world example above: http://sciencehackday2015.eventbrite.com requires:

  • Quantity: (0,1,2 popup, defaults to 0) - could automatically choose 1. Brainstorming: do we want to figure out multi-person RSVP posts?!?
  • Type of Attendee - could default to the cheapest choice or only $0 option(s), first one if there is more than one?
    • This event has: : "Attendee", "Under 18 Attendee", "Press"
  • First Name: - get from h-card
  • Last Name: - get from h-card
  • Email Address: - get from h-card, or "on file" with Bridgy (via having auth'd into Eventbrite)
  • Company / Organization: - get from h-card
  • Website: Bridgy knows your indieweb site :)
  • Twitter URL (e.g. http://twitter.com/sciencehackday) : - via Bridgy OAuth'd into your Twitter, or rel=me to a Twitter profile on your site / h-card
  • What science do you get super excited about? : - no idea how to do this automatically. Maybe leave blank?
  • Give us a crazy hack idea to get the brainstorming going: - no idea how to do this automatically. Maybe leave blank?
  • Who are you? (Just Someone Awesome, Technologist / Developer, Scientist / Researcher, Designer / Artist) - no idea, perhaps pick first option in popups like that by default?
  • Feel free to elaborate on who you are! optional field shown upon picking previous pop-up. Again no idea how to do this automatically. Maybe leave blank?

This makes me wonder if we'd need to expand RSVP posts to allow arbitrary name/value pairs of information to submit to something like Eventbrite. Or some multi-step protocol is needed to POSSE an RSVP to Eventbrite (sounds too complicated).

tantek avatar Sep 23 '15 20:09 tantek

I can't seem to find an Eventbrite API for RSVPing to an event, adding an Attendee, or creating an Order (using Eventbrite terminology).

  • Event API: https://www.eventbrite.com/developer/v3/endpoints/events/
  • Orders: https://www.eventbrite.com/developer/v3/endpoints/orders/ (appears to be read-only)

Hoping I'm just missing something but it doesn't look good for programmatically RSVPing to an Eventbrite event.

tantek avatar Sep 23 '15 21:09 tantek

if anyone's interested in tackling this, i've written up comprehensive instructions on how to add a new silo to bridgy. feel free to jump in!

snarfed avatar Dec 08 '15 18:12 snarfed

@tantek Is this old content? Was eventbrite ever worked on after 2015?

inetbiz avatar May 08 '17 03:05 inetbiz

@inetbiz we've actually never done any work for Eventbrite. this is still an open feature request. interested in contributing?

snarfed avatar May 08 '17 06:05 snarfed

I don't have any skills with python. I did, ask in their group. https://groups.google.com/d/msg/eventbrite-api/b9o2BxyeNyc/2OgEnKexAQAJ

inetbiz avatar May 08 '17 08:05 inetbiz