NAME

WWW::eNom::Role::Command::Contact - Contact Related Operations

SYNOPSIS

    use WWW::eNom;
    use WWW::eNom::Contact;

    my $api = WWW::eNom->new( ... );

    # Get Contacts for a Domain
    my $contacts = $api->get_contacts_by_domain_name( 'drzigman.com' );

    for my $contact_type (qw( registrant_contact admin_contact technical_contact billing_contact )) {
        print "Email Address of $contact_type is: " . $contacts->{$contact_type}->email . "\n";
    }

    # Update Contacts
    my $new_registrant_contact = WWW::eNom::Contact->new( ... );
    my $new_admin_contact      = WWW::eNom::Contact->new( ... );
    my $new_technical_contact  = WWW::eNom::Contact->new( ... );
    my $new_billing_contact    = WWW::eNom::Contact->new( ... );

    my $updated_contacts = $api->update_contacts_for_domain_name(
        domain_name        => 'drzigman.com',
        is_transfer_locked => 1,                         # Optional, Defaults to truthy
        registrant_contact => $new_registrant_contact,   # Optional
        admin_contact      => $new_admin_contact,        # Optional
        technical_contact  => $new_technical_contact,    # Optional
        billing_contact    => $new_billing_contact,      # Optional
    );

REQUIRES

submit

DESCRIPTION

Implements contact related operations with eNom's API.

METHODS

get_contacts_by_domain_name

    my $contacts = $api->get_contacts_by_domain_name( 'drzigman.com' );

    for my $contact_type (qw( registrant_contact admin_contact technical_contact billing_contact )) {
        print "Email Address of $contact_type is: " . $contacts->{$contact_type}->email . "\n";
    }

Abstraction of the GetContacts eNom API Call. Given a FQDN, returns a HashRef of contacts for that domain. The keys for the returned HashRef are:

registrant_contact

admin_contact

technical_contact

billing_contact

Each of these keys point to a value which is an instance of WWW::eNom::Contact.

update_contacts_for_domain_name

    my $updated_contacts = $api->update_contacts_for_domain_name(
        domain_name        => 'drzigman.com',
        is_transfer_locked => 1,                         # Optional, Defaults to truthy
        registrant_contact => $new_registrant_contact,   # Optional
        admin_contact      => $new_admin_contact,        # Optional
        technical_contact  => $new_technical_contact,    # Optional
        billing_contact    => $new_billing_contact,      # Optional
    );

Abstraction of the Contacts eNom API Call. Given a FQDN and new contacts to use, updates the specified contacts to match those provided. Returned is a HashRef of Contacts (see get_contacts_by_domain_name for response format).

AN interesting thing about this method is that you only need specify the contacts you wish to update. If you wish to update registrant, admin, technical, and billing great! Go for it and include all of them in one call. If you wish to update only a subset of the contacts (1, 2 or 3 of them) you should pass only the contacts to be updated.

Moreover, when making changes to the registrant_contact, per the 2016-12-01 ICANN Inter Registrar Transfer Policy, a 60 day transfer lock is imposed on the domain unless the requester explicitly states that they DO NOT wish to have this transfer lock imposed. By default the domain will be locked, however, if you pass a falsey value for is_transfer_locked that lock will not be applied.