domain: api.ticketbud.com · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Register an application with Ticketbud to get a client_id and configure a callback/redirect URL for OAuth2.
Direct users to authorize your app at https://api.ticketbud.com/oauth/authorize with response_type=code, your client_id, and redirect_url.
Exchange the returned authorization code for an access_token, token_type, expires_in (7200 seconds), and refresh_token.
Include the access token on subsequent API calls to read user, event, and ticket data.
Use the refresh_token to obtain a new access token once the roughly 2-hour token expires, rather than re-running the full authorization flow each time.
Known gotchas
Ticketbud's API is OAuth2-only — there's no simple static API key, so integrations must implement a full authorize/callback/token-exchange flow.
Access tokens expire quickly (2 hours) — integrations without refresh-token handling will fail unpredictably after short-lived sessions.
Public reference material is thinner than larger platforms' docs — validate exact request/response shapes empirically against your own account rather than relying solely on secondhand examples.
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