PRIVATE_TOKEN

ORGANIZATION_ID

EVENT_ID

VENUE_ID

TICKET_CLASS_ID

ORDER_ID

QUESTION_ID

DISCOUNT_ID

LOGO_ID

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Eventbrite is a popular platform among event organizers. Its well-designed management system allows users to search, create, and publish events. Eventbrite provides an API to manage the events, which we can easily integrate into our applications.

In this course, you’ll gain hands-on experience managing events and tickets. The API provides endpoints for creating events, creating venues, and tickets. You’ll also learn how to create tickets and get event orders. You’ll create a checkout system for the sale of tickets using the Eventbrite API. You’ll also create discounts and promo codes using the API. You’ll create reports for sales and attendees for events. 

This course will help you build applications using the Eventbrite API and use these in frameworks like React. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to develop a simple web application demonstrating the Eventbrite API’s use cases.

Exploring the Eventbrite API in JavaScript

## Overview

There are two types of order questions, **default** and **custom** questions, that appear on the checkout screen while one is purchasing the tickets. Eventbrite uses these questions to collect information from the attendee. We can list the default questions and create new custom questions using the Eventbrite API.

## Default questions

Eventbrite provides a list of default questions to inquire about the attendee's basic information, such as first name, last name, and email address. 

The following URL utilizes the `GET` request method to retrieve the list of default questions for an event:

```text
https://www.eventbriteapi.com/v3/events/{event_id}/canned_questions/
```

We provide the `{event_id}` in the URL to retrieve the default questions. It returns a paginated JSON object of questions.

# Overview

There are two types of order questions, **default** and **custom** questions, that appear on the checkout screen while one is purchasing the tickets. Eventbrite uses these questions to collect information from the attendee. We can list the default questions and create new custom questions using the Eventbrite API.

# Default questions

Eventbrite provides a list of default questions to inquire about the attendee's basic information, such as first name, last name, and email address. 

The following URL utilizes the `GET` request method to retrieve the list of default questions for an event:

```text
https://www.eventbriteapi.com/v3/events/{event_id}/canned_questions/
```

We provide the `{event_id}` in the URL to retrieve the default questions. It returns a paginated JSON object of questions.

Learn about order questions and how to retrieve and create them.

Introduction

Managing Events

Orders and Order Questions

Discounts and Promo Codes

Reports

API Integration in React

Conclusion

Order Questions

Overview

Default questions