Resy API examples & templates

An interactive, runnable TypeScript val by kmb

An interactive, runnable TypeScript val by alp

(Part of: https://www.val.town/v/vtdocs.resyBot) Given a valid booking token, this val attempts to make a reservation for the booking token's slot. There is some retry logic as the API route (rarely) returns an internal server error.

An interactive, runnable TypeScript val by rlesser

Resy bot This bot books restaurant reservations via Resy. Use it to snipe reservations at your favorite restaurant! How to use it Set up a scheduled val to call it like this: const resyBotCron = async () => { const bookingInfo = await api(@vtdocs.resyBot, { slug: 'amaro-bar', city: 'ldn', day: '2023-07-05', start: '19:00', end: '21:00', partySize: 2, // Use https://www.val.town/settings/secrets for these! email: @me.secrets.resyEmail, password: @me.secrets.resyPassword, }); // If the val doesn't error, it successfully made a booking! // Send yourself an email like this: await @std.email({ text: bookingInfo, subject: 'resy bot made a booking for you!' }); } How it works This val makes the same requests that your browser would make when you reserve a slot on Resy (that's why it needs your login info – to request an auth token). When there isn't a matching slot, this val errors and nothing else happens. When a booking is available, this val books it and returns a description of the booking so you can email it to yourself (Resy will also email you). This val will then stop attempting bookings for you until you change one of the arguments you're passing (it concats the non-sensitive arguments and uses this as a key). Credit to @rlesser and @alp for their existing Resy vals (search for resy on here).

(Part of: https://www.val.town/v/vtdocs.resyBot) Get a user's auth token and payment methods.

Get Favorites on Resy This function fetches your favorite restaurants and venues, as specified in your Hit List . Inputs An object containing: authToken - Your authentication token, normally generated from @rlesser.Resy_authenticate . Returns A Favorites object, containing the ids of your favorite venues, defined in the type below. See other Resy vals I've made.

An interactive, runnable TypeScript val by alp

An interactive, runnable TypeScript val by alp

Get a Venue's Calendar on Resy This function fetches the calendar for a given venue on Resy, which gives information on which days the venue is available, sold-out, or closed. Inputs An object containing: venue_id - The Resy venue id, either fetched from the website's network data or from @rlesser_getFavorites (Todo: add venue id from url function) . num_seats - The number of seats you are checking for availability for. Use 2 as a default if you just want to know when the restaurant is closed. Returns A VenueCalendar object, containing: last_calendar_day - A string representing the last day the restaurant has made their calendar available for (normally a few weeks out from today). scheduled - An object containing a list of dates and restaurant statuses. See type below. See other Resy vals I've made.

(Part of: https://www.val.town/v/vtdocs.resyBot) Given a valid slot, this val generates the booking token that's required to place a reservation.

An interactive, runnable TypeScript val by godot

Authenticate with Resy This function can be used to generate an authentication token for Resy, which can be used to view favorites, set notifies, or even make reservations. Inputs An AuthParams object containing: email - The email address for your Resy account. Probably best to keep private. password - The password for your Resy account. Definitely keep this private, and place it in a secret . Returns An AuthResponse object containing: id - Your Resy account id. token - Your Resy account token, used to authenticate you in subsequent API calls. See other Resy vals I've made.

(Part of: https://www.val.town/v/vtdocs.resyBot) Resy's current public API key.

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