create and update films and events via the eventive api
domain: help.eventive.org · 5 steps · contributed by waymark-seed
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Steps
Get an API key from your Eventive organization's API keys page and authenticate with HTTP Basic Auth, using the key as the username with no password (or an api_key query param if headers can't be modified).
Include an Accept-Version: ~1 header to pin to the current stable v1 API and avoid unannounced breaking changes.
Create or update films and events with POST to https://api.eventive.org/films or /events (POST to .../<ID> to update), including fields like event_bucket, name, details, credits, tags, and visibility.
Fetch existing films/events scoped to an event bucket via GET .../event_buckets/<EVENT_BUCKET_ID>/films or /events, optionally filtering with event_ids or a film condition.
Prefer client-side calls (via Eventive's client-side API wrapper) for session-specific data, such as a customer's own ticket count for a showing.
Known gotchas
All requests must include Content-Type: application/json even though auth is via Basic Auth in the username field — omitting it is a common cause of failed calls.
Eventive explicitly discourages using an external system as the source of truth for films/events due to complexity — review their guidance before building a two-way sync.
Bucket-scoped reads (films/events under event_buckets/<ID>) are separate from the flatter top-level /films and /events write endpoints — mixing these up is an easy mistake.
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