Retrieve data from Meetup.com and publish it as blog post on your website.
After installing, go to Settings > Writing > Meetup.com Slug and set the slug of your meetup. The slug can be found in the URL of your meetup. E.g. the slug of https://www.meetup.com/wpmeetup-stuttgart/ is wpmeetup-stuttgart.
After that, once daily the plugin checks the Meetup.com API for meetups and creates/updates the next meetup as blog post.
You can access and output many data of the event, e.g. name, local_date, local_time, link, description etc.
Shortcode name: [meetup_event]
event: Access a specific event. Allows selecting by the event name, the local date, the ID or the special command next for the next event. Example: [meetup_event event="2025-10-27"]
exclude_protocol: For the field link, this option, if set to yes allows to remove the https:// from the link to allow using the shortcode in areas where esc_url is used (e.g. in button blocks). Example: [meetup_event field=link exclude_protocol=yes]
field: Select the specific field to output. Example: [meetup_event field="name"]
First, you need to install all NPM dependencies. Make sure you have NPM installed first. Then, run this command:
npm installTo build assets for development purposes and to watch for changes, run this command:
npm startTo build assets for production, run this command:
npm run build