Meetup.Api 0.1.0-alpha

Meetup.Api is a portable class library for meetup.

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Install Meetup.Api using NuGet

Table of contents

1. Documentation
2. Example
3. How to contribute
   • C# Coding Style
   • How to order functions in file or class
   • Getting Started
4. Author
5. Contributors
6. License

Documentation

See wiki (under construction...)

Example

var urlName = "CrossDevelopment-Madrid";
var bid = "20671181";
var did = "49893227";

// Fetches a Meetup Event by group urlname and event_id
var result = await MeetupApi.Events.ByIdAsync(urlName, id, CancellationToken.None);

// Listings of Group discussion boards
var result = await MeetupApi.Boards.All(urlName, CancellationToken.None);

// Listings of group discussions
var result = await MeetupApi.Boards.Discussions(urlName, bid, CancellationToken.None);

// Listing Group discussion posts
var result = await MeetupApi.Boards.Discussion(urlName, bid, did, CancellationToken.None);

How to contribute

Contributions are quite welcome, though some rules should be followed!

1. C# Coding Style

The general rule we follow is "use Visual Studio defaults".

1. Use Allman style braces
2. Use camelCase private members and use readonly where possible
3. Avoid this. unless absolutely necessary
4. Always specify the visiblity, even if it's the default (i.e. private string foo not string foo)
5. Namespace imports should be specified at the top of the file, outside of namespace declarations and should be sorted alphabetically, with System. namespaces at the top and blank lines between different top level groups

2. How to order functions in file or class

• private member, protected member
• private type, public type, protected enum
• public constructor
• public property
• public function, private function

3. Getting Started

Just fork and clone this repository. Then you need to create in the root Meetup.Api the SecretKeys.cs class.

internal static class SecretKeys
{
    internal const string ApiKey = "";
    internal static readonly string ApiKeyUrl = $"key={ApiKey}&sign=true";
}

You can find your ApiKey value here: https://secure.meetup.com/es-ES/meetup_api/key/

Don't give away your API key. Your key exposes the Meetup groups you've joined, even private groups. It's personal and belongs to you, like your account password. If you do want a third party service to be able to use your key temporarily and give them the key, you can reset it by clicking the button below. Once reset, your old key is invalidated and no longer works with our API.

• Pull request will only accepted from /dev branch

Author

Dachi Gogotchuri

Contributors

License

MIT License

Copyright (c) 2017 Dachi Gogotchuri

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