An implementation of the EventBrite API. Requires Python 3+, Internet, and an EventBrite API Key.

EventBrite.py

"""
 EventBrite.py
 By Leo N.
 An implementation of the EventBrite API.

 Requirements: Python 3+, Internet, EventBrite API Key.

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 Structure of the JSON for an event object:

 name:  {
    text,
    html},
 description: {
    text,
    html},
 id,
 url,
 start: {
    timezone,
    local,
    utc
    },
 end: {
    timezone,
    local,
    utc
    },
 created,
 changed,
 capacity,
 capacity_is_custom,
 status, currency,
 listed,
 shareable,
 online_event,
 tx_time_limit,
 hide_start_date,
 hide_end_date,
 locale, is_locked,
 privacy_setting,
 is_series,
 is_series_parent,
 is_reserved_seating,
 source,
 is_free,
 version,
 logo_id,
 organizer_id,
 venue_id,
 category_id,
 subcategory_id,
 format_id,
 resource_uri,
 logo: {
    crop_mask,
    id,
    url,
    aspect_ratio,
    edge_color,
    edge_color_set,
    original: {
        url,
        width,
        height
        }
 }

"""

# Importing the API Key
from EventBriteAPIKey import key as OAuthKey

# Importing Python web modules
import json, urllib.parse, requests

# Your developer API key
key = OAuthKey

# API Endpoint for user-owned events
eventBrite = "https://www.eventbriteapi.com/v3/users/me/owned_events/"

# API Endpoint: Querying Events in Tempe
eventBriteSearch = "https://www.eventbriteapi.com/v3/events/search/?location.address=Tempe"


def BuildObjects():
    data = requests.get(
        eventBriteSearch,
        headers = { "Authorization": "Bearer " + key,},
        verify = True,).json()

    size = len(data['events'])

    print("\n-------------------")
    print("Total Events {}".format(size))
    print("-------------------\n")

    for index in range(size):
        eventID = data['events'][index]['id']
        title = data['events'][index]['name']['text']
        date  = data['events'][index]['start']['local']
        capacity = data['events'][index]['capacity']
        url = data['events'][index]['url']

        print("# {}\nID: {}\nTitle: {}\nDate:  {}\nCapacity: {}\nURL: {}\n".format(index+1, eventID, title, date, capacity, url))


def main():
    BuildObjects()


if __name__ == '__main__':
    main()