NAME

Sailthru::Client - Perl module for accessing Sailthru's API

SYNOPSIS

use Sailthru::Client;

# instantiate a new Sailthru::Client with an api_key and secret
$sc = Sailthru::Client->new('api_key', 'secret');

# send an email to a single email address
%vars = (
   name => "Joe Example",
   from_email => "approved_email@your_domain.com",
   your_variable => "some_value"
);
%options = ( reply_to => "your reply_to header");
$sc->send('template_name', 'example@example.com', \%vars, \%options);

DESCRIPTION

Sailthru::Client is a Perl module for accessing the Sailthru API.

Methods return a reference to a hash containing the response values. Dump the hash or read the Sailthru API documentation for which values are returned by which API calls.

http://docs.sailthru.com/api

Some options might change. Consult the Sailthru API documentation for the latest information.

METHODS

Sailthru::Client->new( $api_key, $secret, [$timeout] )

Returns a new Sailthru::Client object.

$api_key: Sailthru API key.
$secret: Sailthru API secret.
$timeout: Optional network timeout in seconds.

$sc->send( $template_name, $email, [\%vars, \%options, $schedule_time] )

Remotely send an email template to a single email address.

API docs: http://docs.sailthru.com/api/send

$template_name: The name of the template to send.
$email: The email address to send to.
\%vars: An optional hashref of the replacement vars to use in the send. Each var may be referenced as {varname} within the template itself.
\%options: An optional hashref to include a replyto header, test keys, etc. See the API documentation for details.
$schedule_time: Do not send the email immediately, but at some point in the future. Any date recognized by PHP's strtotime function is valid, but be sure to specify timezone or use a UTC time to avoid confusion. You may also use relative time.

$sc->get_send( $send_id )

Get the status of a send.

API docs: http://docs.sailthru.com/api/send

$send_id: The unique identifier of the send returned in the response from $sc->send().

$sc->get_email( $email )

Get information about a user.

API docs: http://docs.sailthru.com/api/email

$email: The email address to look up.

$sc->set_email( $email, [\%vars, \%lists, \%templates] )

Update information about a user, including adding and removing the user from lists.

API docs: http://docs.sailthru.com/api/email

$email: The email address to modify.
\%vars: An optional hashref of replacement variables you want to set or a JSON string
\%lists: An optional hashref. Each key is the name of a list and each value is 1 to subscribe the user to that list or 0 to remove the user from the list.
\%templates: An optional hashref. Each key is the name of a template, and each value is 1 to opt the user back in to template delivery or 0 to opt the user out of template delivery.

$sc->schedule_blast( $name, $list, $schedule_time, $from_name, $from_email, $subject, $content_html, $content_text, [\%options] )

Schedule a mass mail blast.

API docs: http://docs.sailthru.com/api/blast

$name: The name to give to this new blast.
$list: The mailing list name to send to.
$schedule_time: When the blast should send. Dates in the past will be scheduled for immediate delivery. Any English textual datetime format known to PHP's strtotime function is acceptable, such as 2012-03-18 23:57:22 UTC, now (immediate delivery), +3 hours (3 hours from now), or March 18, 9:30 EST. Be sure to specify a timezone if you use an exact time.
$from_name: The name to use in "From" in the email.
$from_email: The email address to use in "From". Choose from any of your verified emails.
$subject: The subject line of the email.
$content_html: The HTML format version of the email.
$content_text: The text format version of the email.
\%options: An optional hashref containing the optional parameters for a blast. See the API documentation for details.

$sc->schedule_blast_from_template( $template_name, $list, $schedule_time, [\%options] )

Schedule a mass mail blast from a template.

API docs: http://docs.sailthru.com/api/blast

$template_name: The template to copy from.
$list: The mailing list name to send to.
$schedule_time: When the blast should send. Dates in the past will be scheduled for immediate delivery. Any English textual datetime format known to PHP's strtotime function is acceptable, such as 2012-03-18 23:57:22 UTC, now (immediate delivery), +3 hours (3 hours from now), or March 18, 9:30 EST. Be sure to specify a timezone if you use an exact time.
\%options: An optional hashref containing the optional parameters for a blast. See the API documentation for details.

$sc->get_blast( $blast_id )

Get data on a single blast.

API docs: http://docs.sailthru.com/api/blast

$blast_id: The blast id returned in the response from $sc->scheduleBlast().

$sc->get_template( $template_name )

Get information about a template

API docs: http://docs.sailthru.com/api/template

$template_name: The name of the template.

$sc->api_get( $action, \%data )

This is a generic HTTP GET call to the API.

$action: The name of the API action to call.
\%data: A hashref of arguments to pass to the API.

For example, you could get information about an email with

$sc->api_get('GET', 'email', {email=>'somebody@example.com'});

$sc->api_post( $action, \%data )

This is a generic HTTP POST call to the API.

$action: The name of the API action to call.
\%data: A hashref of arguments to pass to the API.

$sc->api_delete( $action, \%data )

This is a generic HTTP DELETE call to the API.

$action: The name of the API action to call.
\%data: A hashref of arguments to pass to the API.

$sc->get_last_rate_limit_info( $action, $method )

Get the last rate limit information .

$action: The name of the API action to call.
$method: Http request type. One of GET, POST or DELETE.
return: Hash reference with three fields (limit, remaining and reset) or undef if not exists.

AUTHOR

Finn Smith

Steve Sanbeg

Steve Miketa

Sam Gerstenzang

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

Adapted from the original Sailthru::Client & Triggermail modules created by Sam Gerstenzang and Steve Miketa.

This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as Perl itself, either Perl version 5.10.0 or, at your option, any later version of Perl 5 you may have available.

To install Sailthru::Client, copy and paste the appropriate command in to your terminal.

cpanm

cpanm Sailthru::Client

CPAN shell

perl -MCPAN -e shell
install Sailthru::Client

For more information on module installation, please visit the detailed CPAN module installation guide.

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NAME

SYNOPSIS

DESCRIPTION

METHODS

Sailthru::Client->new( $api_key, $secret, [$timeout] )

$sc->send( $template_name, $email, [\%vars, \%options, $schedule_time] )

$sc->get_send( $send_id )

$sc->get_email( $email )

$sc->set_email( $email, [\%vars, \%lists, \%templates] )

$sc->schedule_blast( $name, $list, $schedule_time, $from_name, $from_email, $subject, $content_html, $content_text, [\%options] )

$sc->schedule_blast_from_template( $template_name, $list, $schedule_time, [\%options] )

$sc->get_blast( $blast_id )

$sc->get_template( $template_name )

$sc->api_get( $action, \%data )

$sc->api_post( $action, \%data )

$sc->api_delete( $action, \%data )

$sc->get_last_rate_limit_info( $action, $method )

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