organizations_calendars_create

POST

luma_organizations_calendars_create.py

import asyncio

from charter.packs import luma

result = asyncio.run(luma.organizations_calendars_create.ainvoke({"name": ...}))

Body

Field	Type	Description
`name` *	`string`	Name of the calendar.
`slug`	`string`	URL slug for the calendar page (e.g. ‘my-community’ → lu.ma/my-community).
`description`	`string`	Short description of the calendar.
`avatarUrl`	`string`	Specify an image that has been uploaded to the Luma CDN. If not provided, a random default avatar will be used.
`tintColor`	`string`	Tint color for the calendar in hex format (e.g. ‘#E3CBEF’). If not provided, a random color matching the default avatar will be used.
`launchStatus`	LaunchStatus	Defaults to `launched` (Active). Use `coming-soon` to show a placeholder page while you set the calendar up.
`website`	`string`	Website URL. `https://` is added if missing.
`instagramHandle`	`string`	Instagram handle or profile URL (e.g. ‘luma’ or ‘https://instagram.com/luma’).
`twitterHandle`	`string`	X (Twitter) handle or profile URL (e.g. ‘@luma’ or ‘https://x.com/luma’).
`youtubeHandle`	`string`	YouTube handle or channel URL (e.g. ‘@luma’ or ‘https://youtube.com/@luma’).
`tiktokHandle`	`string`	TikTok handle or profile URL (e.g. ‘@luma’ or ‘https://tiktok.com/@luma’).
`linkedinHandle`	`string`	LinkedIn company or profile URL (e.g. ‘https://linkedin.com/company/luma’).
`location`	LocationGoogle \| LocationLookup	City the calendar is based in. Use `{ type: 'lookup', query }` to search Google Maps for a city, or `{ type: 'google', place_id }` with a city’s Google Places ID. The calendar’s timezone and coordinate come from the city.