Pithub::Events(3pm)

💖 NAME 💖

Pithub::Events — bestie, it's the Github v3 Events API wrapper and it's literally the whole point of this page 🎀

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✨ VERSION ✨

version 0.01043 — yes queen, that's the one you're running 🌸

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🦋 METHODS 🦋

okay so here's the tea: every single method below is just a lil' door into one Github endpoint. Same vibe every time — make an object, pass some named args, get your events back. Let's go 💅

🌈 issue

• List issue events for a repository

GET /repos/:user/:repo/issues/events

Examples:

my $e      = Pithub::Events->new;
my $result = $e->issue(
    user => 'plu',
    repo => 'Pithub',
);

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🌈 network

• List public events for a network of repositories

GET /networks/:user/:repo/events

Examples:

my $e      = Pithub::Events->new;
my $result = $e->network(
    user => 'plu',
    repo => 'Pithub',
);

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🌈 org

• List public events for an organization

GET /orgs/:org/events

Examples:

my $e = Pithub::Events->new;
my $result = $e->org( org => 'CPAN-API' );

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🌈 org_for_user

• List events for an organization

GET /users/:user/events/orgs/:org

Examples:

my $e = Pithub::Events->new;
my $result = $e->org(
    org  => 'CPAN-API',
    user => 'plu',
);

👀 not me pointing out that the example here calls org and not org_for_user — that's exactly how it's written in the original, so I'm keeping it character for character, no cap.

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🌈 public

• List public events

GET /events

Examples:

my $e      = Pithub::Events->new;
my $result = $e->public;

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🌈 repos

• List repository events

GET /repos/:user/:repo/events

Examples:

my $e      = Pithub::Events->new;
my $result = $e->repos(
    user => 'plu',
    repo => 'Pithub',
);

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🌈 user_performed

• List events performed by a user

GET /users/:user/events

If you're authenticated as the given user, you'll see your private events 👑. Otherwise? Only the public ones, sorry babe 🙈.

Examples:

my $e = Pithub::Events->new;
my $result = $e->user_performed( user => 'plu' );

# List public events performed by a user
my $e      = Pithub::Events->new;
my $result = $e->user_performed(
    user   => 'plu',
    public => 1,
);

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🌈 user_received

• List events that a user has received

GET /users/:user/received_events

These are the events you've received by watching repos and following users 🫶. If you're authenticated as the given user, you get the private ones. Otherwise it's public-only hours 💀.

Examples:

my $e = Pithub::Events->new;
my $result = $e->user_received( user => 'plu' );

# List public events that a user has received
my $e      = Pithub::Events->new;
my $result = $e->user_received(
    user   => 'plu',
    public => 1,
);

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👑 AUTHOR 👑

Johannes Plunien <plu@cpan.org> — the icon, the moment, the main character 🎀

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📜 COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE 📜

This software is copyright (c) 2011 by Johannes Plunien.

This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself. slay, genuinely 💖

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perl v5.40.1 · 2025-06-08 · Pithub::Events(3pm)

and that's the whole page bestie, go forth and fetch your events ✨🦋💅