Provides synchronization to CiviCRM for participants and payments registered through Eventbrite.
The extension is licensed under GPL-3.0.
This extension has not yet been published for installation via the web UI.
Sysadmins and developers may download the .zip file for this extension and
install it with the command-line tool cv.
cd <extension-dir>
cv dl com.joineryhq.eventbrite@https://github.com/twomice/com.joineryhq.eventbrite/archive/master.zipSysadmins and developers may clone the Git repo for this extension and install it with the command-line tool cv.
git clone https://github.com/twomice/com.joineryhq.eventbrite.git
cv en eventbriteConfiguration options are available at Administer > CiviEvent > Eventbrite Integration
- The extension asks for your "Personal OAuth Token"; this may also be called the "Private API key" under the properties of the API Key in your Eventbrite account settings.
To test, run the Scheduled Job called Call Eventbrite.Runqueue API manually.
New settings for autoimport events will not be visible until you
drush cvapi System.flush
drush cvapi EventbriteQueue.populateevents time_filter=current_future
This extension implements some Symfony hooks to allow you to customize its behavior for how your organization uses Eventbrite.
Fired after Processor is initialized and data is loaded. This Event has same name regardless of data type of subject.
After the Eventbrite Event information is used to create the civiEventParams array, the EventParamsSet event provides an opportunity to modify civiEventParams before events are created/modified.
Once an Event is correctly set up, the EventbriteLink table will store a link between the Eventbrite Event and the corresponding Civi Event. You can use this Symfony Event to assign a Civi event to the processor's $existingEvent variable and this event will then be linked.
By default events are updated.
You can choose to not update an existing event by setting $processor->doUpdateCiviEvent to false in your handler for BeforeUpdateExistingCiviEvent.
You can do custom update code in your handler for BeforeUpdateExistingCiviEvent, you can also do further processing in AfterUpdateExistingCiviEvent. This runs no matter what, you can always make use of $this->doUpdateCiviEvent in your handler to restrict this to run only if the event was updated.
The setOrderAttendeesList() method will initialize a list of valid orderAttendees which is used in subsequent processing. By default it includes all attendees with a valid ticket type. This event allows you to customize this behavior.
If you have additional initialization of fee-related accumulator variables, you can do so here.
This event is called for each order attendee after attendee fees have been added.
Contribution parameters are assigned to $processor->contributionParams and these can be modified before contribution is created/updated.
Payment parameters are assigned to $processor->proposedPayments and this array can then be modified, or cleared if no payments should be created.
Joinery provides services for CiviCRM including custom extension development, training, data migrations, and more. We aim to keep this extension in good working order, and will do our best to respond appropriately to issues reported on its github issue queue. In addition, if you require urgent or highly customized improvements to this extension, we may suggest conducting a fee-based project under our standard commercial terms. In any case, the place to start is the github issue queue -- let us hear what you need and we'll be glad to help however we can.
And, if you need help with any other aspect of CiviCRM -- from hosting to custom development to strategic consultation and more -- please contact us directly via https://joineryhq.com