# Set Price/Stock Filter TicketMaster

### Filter Type

There are 2 different filter types for TicketMaster - \
Artist (Part of the event name)\
Event ID, only applies to 1 event.\
\
In the case Multiple filters apply to an event, the highest one will take priority.\
Queue ping always bypass the filter.

### Setting a Filter

Artist - Can be any part of the event name, For example\
Event name: `2023-08-05 | Miami Dade County Auditorium | Hierro`\
Filter can be any part, for example: `Hierro`  or `Miami Dade`\
\
ID - always at the end of the url, for example:\
`https://www.ticketmaster.com/event/0D005EC29C6CBF12` \
ID Filter will be `0D005EC29C6CBF12`

### Price Filter

To add a filter the command is\
`$monitor addticketfilter/`addminticketfilter `{maxprice} {filter}`\
\
For example for the previous event, and the max price of $23 it'll be either\
`$monitor addticketfilter 23 0D005EC29C6CBF12`\
or \
`$monitor addticketfilter 23 Hierro`\
The name filter will apply to all other events with `hierro` in the name.

`addminticketfilter` will set a minimum price for the ticket to ping.

### Stock Filter

To add a filter the command is\
`$monitor addticketfilter {minstock} {filter}`\
\
For example for the previous event, and a minimum stock of 2 tickets (Anything below will not ping)\
`$monitor addticketstockfilter 2 0D005EC29C6CBF12`\
or \
`$monitor addticketstockfilter 2 Hierro`\
The name filter will apply to all other events with `hierro` in the name.<br>

### Other Commands

`$monitor removeticketfilter {maxprice} {filter}`\
`$monitor showticketfilter`

`$monitor showticketstockfilter`

`$monitor removeticketstockfilter {maxprice} {filter}`


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