Flyticket

A Ruby gem for communicating with the Ticketfly REST API, built on HTTParty.

I want to hear from you! Let me know if you're finding Flyticket useful, or if you have suggestions on what would make it useful for your project. I'm currently using it to develop a new website for a Ticketfly "org." I just wanted a nice wrapper for the API, and the gems I looked at were defunct.

To query for events, use it like so:

past = Flyticket::Events.past(venue_id: 1, max_results: 3)
past.first.facebook_event_id  # --> FB event id for this venue's last show

Flyticket is opinionated about the result format -- it discards Ticketfly's outer wrapper (used for pagination) and converts the top-level hashes and the nested org and venue hashes into OpenStructs, leaving deeper hashes alone. So retrieving a deeply-nested attributes looks like this:

next_event = Flyticket::Events.upcoming(venue_id: 1, max_results: 1).first
next_event.image[:medium][:width] # --> 'Brooklyn Bowl'

upcoming = Flyticket::Events.upcoming(venue_id: 1, max_results: 3)
upcoming.first.venue.name  # --> 'Brooklyn Bowl'

Note how in the first example, image is a method, but deeper properties are accessed using hash keys. In the second example, because venue is a struct, the venue name can be accessed using a method (although [:name] works too).

• Events.list(options)
• Events.upcoming(options)
• Events.featured(options)
• Events.past(options)
• Events.just_announced(options)
• Events.event(options)
• Orgs.list(options)
• Venues.list(options)

• org_id
• venue_id
• event_id
• max_results (capped by Ticketfly at 1000)
• page_num (use when total results > max_results)
• from_date
• thru_date

Not attempting semantic versioning just yet because the API may change. (In particular, I may roll my own classes instead of using OpenStruct).

• make original json available
• handle fields & fieldGroup
• if ticketfly paginates, fetch extra & concatenate
• specs

Bug reports and pull requests are welcome on GitHub at https://github.com/johncip/flyticket.

The gem is available as open source under the terms of the MIT License.