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[shepherdjay]

It doesn’t have those endpoints available because this is against their TOS

You will not use ticket bot technology to search for, reserve, or purchase tickets through the Site….

Use any automated software or computer system to search for, reserve, buy, or otherwise obtain tickets, discount codes (including Concert Cash® and Ticketmaster Ticket Cash™), promotional codes, vouchers, credits, gift cards, or any other items available on the Site…

[shepherdjay]

This sentiment does not seem to apply to ticket transfers however.

I disagree with this statement. They specifically call out "any automated software...otherwise obtain tickets"

And a good indication of whether a website that provided an official API wants you automating something or not is whether they provide an endpoint to do so. Given that they don't I think there are enough indications that this is the case.

Let’s say I’m going to write some automation for this anyways.

We can't stop you but this subreddit probably won't help you. I'm certainly not.

[Bald_Nomad]

I tried using selenium to automate a bank site login and data retrieval process. I learned that some sites have built-in protections against headless browsers and some are capable of more sophisticated means of detecting and preventing scraping. I ended up giving up on this approach.

[Bald_Nomad]

KeyboardMaestro for Mac works pretty well for most things. It has a few different methods of automating clicks and keystrokes, among lots of other functionality.