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Rough idea of how data could be copied from an indie event:
title: h-event p-name
description: h-event p-description
start_date: h-event dt-start
end_date: h-event dt-end
timezone: extract from h-event dt-start, or if none, then perhaps use https://github.com/esripdx/Timezone-API to extract timezone from location
privacy: 1 (presumably only public events for now)
personalized_url: perhaps convert the original event's URL to a URL-safe string for an event? e.g snarfed-org-event-1.eventbrite.com
venue_id: result of calling http://developer.eventbrite.com/doc/events/event_new/venue_new which should use the h-event's p-location h-card
organizer_id: result of calling http://developer.eventbrite.com/doc/events/event_new/organizer_new which should use the h-event's p-organizer h-card
I think those are the key fields, the rest we can incrementally figure out as we go.
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snarfed commentedon Aug 30, 2014
thanks for the details!
tantek commentedon Sep 23, 2015
Would also be useful to be able to use Bridgy Publish to POSSE an RSVP to an Eventbrite event (e.g. real world example http://tantek.com/2015/266/t1/science-hack-day-san-francisco-sign-up ) - opening separate issue for that.
snarfed commentedon Dec 8, 2015
if anyone's interested in tackling this, i've written up comprehensive instructions on how to add a new silo to bridgy. feel free to jump in!