CLIENT_ID

APP_SECRET

EVENT_ID

PERFORMER_ID

VENUE_ID

Discover how to use the SeatGeek API in Python to fetch and display live event data. Explore integration with Django to create a dynamic web application.

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SeatGeek is a ticketing marketplace for live events and handling sales for various venues as well as professional teams. It also acts as a secondary market for ticket holders. SeatGeek’s event database can be accessed using their powerful API.

This course will help you master the use of the SeatGeek API to fetch live events’ data from SeatGeek's comprehensive database. This course will also let you integrate SeatGeek API with a simple Django web application and meaningfully display live events’ data.

Performing Live Event Searches With the SeatGeek API in Python

The **performers** endpoint allows us to request any performers that are available in the SeatGeek database. We can use the performers endpoint in two ways: 
* Fetch a paginated list of performers using certain search parameters. 
* Fetch details about a specific performer by providing a specific performer `id`.



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Learn how to fetch a detailed list of performers using the SeatGeek API.

Name	Description
`type`	This parameter represents the type of performer.
`name`	This parameter represents the name of the performer.
`image`	This parameter represents the image URL on SeatGeek for the performer.
`id`	This parameter represents the unique identifier for the performer.
`images`	This parameter represents a list of all the available image URLs for the perfomer, which are available on the SeatGeek platform.
`has_upcoming_events`	This boolean parameter defines whether the performer has any upcoming events that are available on SeakGeek for booking.
`divisions`	This parameter represents the list of documents regarding team membership for the performer. This parameter is only applicable for some performers in sports and is `null` otherwise.
`taxonomies`	This parameter represents the list of output response documents for the performer's taxonomies.
`url`	This parameter represents the URL link for the performer in SeatGeek.
`score`	This parameter represents the popularity score for the performer on SeatGeek.
`slug`	This parameter represents the user-readable identifier for the performer on SeakGeek.
`short_name`	This parameter represents the short name for the performer on SeakGeek.
`num_upcoming_events`	This parameter defines how many upcoming events the performer has on SeakGeek.
`popularity`	This parameter represents the numerical popularity value for the performer.

Introduction

API Endpoints

Integrate the SeatGeek API in Django

Conclusion

Appendix

Performers

Response parameters

Fetch a list of all performers