This gem is for Universe.com V2 API only.
gem install ruby-universe
For Rails project:
gem 'rubybrite', :require => 'universe'
@uapi = UniverseAPI.new("access_token")
@event = @uapi.listings(id: 123456)
Get event details: @event.get
Get event attendees: @event.attendees.get
For a specific attendee: @event.attendees(id: 1234567).get
Use options: @event.attendees(status: "attending").get
Get event teams: @event.teams.get
Get event team attendees: @event.teams(id: 123456).attendees.get
When using personal OAuth token:
@user = @uapi.users(id: "me")
When using a third party OAuth token:
@user = @uapi.users(id: third_party_user_id)
OAuth token needs to be updated before making an API call on behalf of a third party:
UniverseAPI::Configuration.access_token="third-party-user-oauth-token"
Get user details: @user.get
Get user owned events attendees: @user.owned_event_attendees.get
@order = @uapi.orders(id: 123456)
@order.get
This gem also provides .post and .put
For more information about V2 API, please visit http://developers.universe.com/.
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