rMeetup

A Ruby wrapper for the Meetup REST API v2.

Sample code is worth a thousand words:

  client = RMeetup::Client.new do |config|
    config.api_key = "API_KEY"
  end
  
  results = client.fetch(:events, { event_id: 'some_id' })
  results.each do |result|
    # Do something with the result
  end
  
  event = client.post(:event, {:group_id => 'some_group_id',
                               :group_urlname => 'some_group_urlname',
                               :name => 'My Event'})
  
  client.delete(:event, 'event_id')  # May throw exceptions or returns true

RMeetup::Client#fetch takes a data model type and set of options as arguments. Possible data models are:

• :events
• :open_events
• :groups
• :rsvps
• :cities
• :members
• :photos
• :venues
• :open_venues

The options that may be passed can be found on the Meetup API documentation. Please see http://www.meetup.com/meetup_api/docs/ and look up the model that you are calling (i.e. for :events, look at the API call "GET /2/events" at http://www.meetup.com/meetup_api/docs/2/events/).

RMeetup::Client#post takes a data model type and set of options as arguments. Possible data models are:

• :event
• :event_comment

The options that may be passed can be found on the Meetup API documentation. Please see http://www.meetup.com/meetup_api/docs/ and look up the model that you are calling (i.e. for :event, look at the API call POST /2/event at http://www.meetup.com/meetup_api/docs/2/event).

RMeetup::Client#delete takes a data model type, object's id and set of options as arguments. Possible data models are:

• :event
• :event_comment
• :member_photo
• :photo

... via Rubygems/Bundler.

• Jared Pace - built initial iteration
• Jason Berlinsky - forked, expanded, documented for api v1.0
• Tommy Chan - added venues, updated to api v2.0
• Tanner Mares - check for type in base_url, fix event time and venue, also updated to api v2.0
• Joshua Calloway - added post functionality and event comment creation
• Zishan Ahmad - consolidated changes, updated docs
• Nikica Jokić - thread-safe client refactoring, setup for TravisCI, CodeClimate, Coveralls...
• Emin Bugra Saral - added delete functionality along with several data models, added event creation