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Meetup Pro is a premium service for organizations managing multiple Meetup groups. This functionality allows you to access details about the groups within a Pro network and the events they host.

Usage

get_pro_groups(
  urlname,
  max_results = NULL,
  handle_multiples = "list",
  extra_graphql = NULL,
  ...
)

get_pro_events(
  urlname,
  status = NULL,
  date_before = date_before,
  date_after = date_after,
  max_results = NULL,
  handle_multiples = "list",
  extra_graphql = NULL,
  ...
)

Arguments

urlname

Character. The name of the group as indicated in the https://www.meetup.com/ url.

max_results

Maximum number of results to return. If set to NULL, will return all available results (may take a long time).

handle_multiples

Character. How to handle multiple matches. One of "list" or "first", or "error". If "list", return a list-column with all matches. If "first", return only the first match.

extra_graphql

A graphql object. Extra objects to return

...

Should be empty. Used for parameter expansion

status

Which status the events should have.

date_before

Datetime string in "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ" (ISO8601) format. Events occurring before this date/time will be returned.

date_after

Datetime string in "YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ" (ISO8601) format. Events occurring after this date/time will be returned.

Value

tibble with pro network information

A tibble with meetup pro information

Functions

  • get_pro_groups(): retrieve groups in a pro network

  • get_pro_events(): retrieve events from a pro network

Examples

urlname <- "rladies"
members <- get_pro_groups(urlname)
#> Warning: Selecting ‘env’ backend. Secrets are stored in environment variables
#> Warning: Selecting ‘env’ backend. Secrets are stored in environment variables

upcoming_events <- get_pro_events(urlname, "upcoming", max_results = 5)
#> Warning: The authenticated user must have Pro access to retrieve Network event data.
#> Warning: Selecting ‘env’ backend. Secrets are stored in environment variables
#> Warning: Selecting ‘env’ backend. Secrets are stored in environment variables