Maileon API Client

Provides an API client to connect to XQueue Maileon's REST API and (de-)serializes all API functions and data for easier use in PHP projects.

Maileon's REST API documentation can be found here.

Requirements
Installation
Usage
Examples

Requirements

The API client requires PHP >= 7.0 with libxml and libcurl.

Additionally all requests use an SSL encrypted API endpoint. To enable SSL support in CURL, please follow these steps:

Download the official SSL cert bundle by CURL from https://curl.haxx.se/ca/cacert.pem
Save the bundle to a directory that can be accessed by your PHP installation
Add the following entry to your php.ini (remember to change the path to where you put the cert bundle):
```
curl.cainfo="your-path-to-the-bundle/cacert.pem"
```

Installation

You can add this library to your project using Composer:

composer require xqueue/maileon-api-client

Usage

The API client divides the features of Maileon's REST API into specific consumable services. Each service provides all functions of it's specific category.

The following services are available:

Contacts Read, subscribe, edit, unsubscribe or delete contacts. Functions for individual contacts or bulk requests if required.
Blacklists Manage your blacklists.
Contactfilters Segmentate your address pool by filter rules.
Targetgroups Manage distribution lists to specify who gets which mailing.
Reports Get all KPI information about your mailings and general reportings about your contact pool.
Mailings Manage and control your mailings.
Transactions Manage transaction endpoints (events) or send new transactions to trigger sendouts or Marketing Automation programs.
Marketing Automations Start your predefined Marketing Automation programs.
Accounts Configure specific account features.
Medias Manage mailing templates.
Webhooks Manage automatic data distributions to notify external systems of specific events.

Examples

Contact examples

Request basic contact data identified by their email address:
```
<?php
```

use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\ContactsService;

require DIR . '/vendor/autoload.php';

$contactsService = new ContactsService([ 'API_KEY' => 'Your API key', ]);

$contact = $contactsService->getContactByEmail('foo@bar.com')->getResult();

/**

The contact object stores all information you requested.
Identifiers (Maileon ID, Maileon external id and email address), marketing permission
level, creation date and last update date are always included if they are set in Maileon.
ID: $contact->id
Email: $contact->email
Permission: $contact->permission->getType() */
Request a contact identified by it's email address including their first name and a predefined custom field and also check for a valid response:
```
<?php
```

use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\ContactsService; use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\StandardContactField;

require DIR . '/vendor/autoload.php';

$contactsService = new ContactsService([ 'API_KEY' => 'Your API key', ]);

$getContact = $contactsService->getContactByEmail( email:'foo@bar.com', standard_fields:[ StandardContactField::$FIRSTNAME, StandardContactField::$LASTNAME, ], custom_fields:[ 'My custom field in Maileon', ] );

if (!$getContact->isSuccess()) { die($getContact->getResultXML()->message); }

$contact = $getContact->getResult();

/**

The contact object stores all information you requested.
Identifiers (Maileon ID, Maileon external id and email address), marketing permission
level, creation date and last update date are always included if they are set in Maileon.
ID: $contact->id
Email: $contact->email
Permission: $contact->permission->getType()
First name: $contact->standard_fields[StandardContactField::$FIRSTNAME];
Custom field: $contact->custom_fields['My custom field in Maileon']; */

Create a contact in Maileon
```
<?php
```

use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\ContactsService; use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\Contact; use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\Permission; use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\Preference; use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\StandardContactField; use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\SynchronizationMode;

require DIR . '/vendor/autoload.php';

$contactsService = new ContactsService([ 'API_KEY' => 'Your API key', ]);

$contact = new Contact( email:'foo@bar.com', standard_fields:[ StandardContactField::$FIRSTNAME => 'Foo', StandardContactField::$LASTNAME => 'Bar', ], custom_fields:[ 'My custom field in Maileon' => 'A value corresponding to the field type', ], );

$creation = $contactsService->createContact( contact:$contact, syncMode:SynchronizationMode::$IGNORE, src:'An optional source of the contact creation', subscriptionPage:'An additional source of the contact creation', doi:true, doiPlus:true, // Enable single user tracking with the DOI process doiMailingKey:'A key to identify the DOI mailing', );

if (!$creation->isSuccess()) { die($creation->getResultXML()->message); }


* Synchronize a larger list of contacts in bulk
```php
<?php

use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\ContactsService;
use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\Contacts;
use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\Contact;
use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\Permission;
use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\SynchronizationMode;
use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\contacts\StandardContactField;

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

$contactsService = new ContactsService([
    'API_KEY' => 'Your API key',
]);

$contactList = new Contacts();

for ($i=1; $i<=10000; $i++) {
    $contactList->addContact(
        new Contact(
            email:"foo-{$i}@bar.com",
            standard_fields:[
                StandardContactField::$FIRSTNAME => 'Foo',
                StandardContactField::$LASTNAME => 'Bar',
            ],
            custom_fields:[
                'My custom field in Maileon' => 'A value corresponding to the field type',
            ],
        )
    );
}

$response = $contactsService->synchronizeContacts(
    contacts:$contactList,
    syncMode:SynchronizationMode::$IGNORE,
    useExternalId:false,
    ignoreInvalidContacts:true,
    reimportUnsubscribedContacts:false,
    overridePermission:false,
    updateOnly:false,
);

// The response contains some statistics and, if ignore_invalid_contacts is set
// to true, information about possibly failed contact creations, see
// https://maileon.com/support/synchronize-contacts/#articleTOC_3

Report example

Print all unsubscriptions:
```
<?php
```

use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\reports\ReportsService;

require DIR . '/vendor/autoload.php';

$contactsService = new ReportsService([ 'API_KEY' => 'Your API key', ]);

$index = 1; do { $getUnsubscribers = $contactsService->getUnsubscribers( pageIndex:$index++, pageSize:1000 );

foreach ($getUnsubscribers->getResult() as $unsubscriber) {
    printf('%s unsusbcribed in mailing %u at %s'.PHP_EOL,
        $unsubscriber->contact->email,
        $unsubscriber->mailingId,
        $unsubscriber->timestamp
    );
}

} while($getUnsubscribers->getResponseHeaders()['X-Pages'] >= $index);


* Get [KPI](https://kpi.org/KPI-Basics) data for a specific mailing:
```php
<?php

use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\reports\ReportsService;

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

$reportsService = new ReportsService([
    'API_KEY' => 'Your API key',
]);

$mailingId = 123;

$recipients = $reportsService->getRecipientsCount(mailingIds:[$mailingId])->getResult();
$opens = $reportsService->getOpensCount(mailingIds:[$mailingId])->getResult();
$clicks = $reportsService->getClicksCount(mailingIds:[$mailingId])->getResult();
$unsubscribers = $reportsService->getUnsubscribersCount(mailingIds:[$mailingId])->getResult();
$conversions = $reportsService->getConversionsCount(mailingIds:[$mailingId])->getResult();

Mailing example

Create a new mailing, add custom HTML content, attach a target group and send it immediately:
```
<?php
```

use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\mailings\MailingsService;

require DIR . '/vendor/autoload.php';

$mailingsService = new MailingsService([ 'API_KEY' => 'Your API key', ]);

$mailingId = $mailingsService->createMailing( name:'My campaign name', subject:'Hi [CONTACT|FIRSTNAME]! We got some news for you!' )->getResult();

$mailingsService->setSender($mailingId, 'foo@bar.com'); $mailingsService->setSenderAlias($mailingId, 'Maileon news team'); $mailingsService->setHTMLContent( mailingId:$mailingId, html:'...', doImageGrabbing:true, doLinkTracking:true ); $mailingsService->setTargetGroupId($mailingId, 123); $mailingsService->sendMailingNow($mailingId);


### Transaction example

* Send a new transaction including product information as an order confirmation:
```php
<?php

use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\transactions\ContactReference;
use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\transactions\Transaction;
use de\xqueue\maileon\api\client\transactions\TransactionsService;

require __DIR__ . '/vendor/autoload.php';

$transactionsService = new TransactionsService([
    'API_KEY' => 'Your API key',
]);

$transaction = new Transaction(
    typeName:'My event to trigger',
    contact:new ContactReference(
        email:'foo@bar.com'
    ),
    content:[
        'foo' => 'bar',
        'items' => [
            [
                'name' => 'foo',
                'quantity' => 2,
                'price' => 27.99
            ],
            [
                'name' => 'bar',
                'quantity' => 1,
                'price' => 16.49
            ],
        ],
    ]
);

$transactionsService->createTransactions([$transaction]);

xqueue / maileon-php-api-client

readme

Maileon API Client

Table of contents

Requirements

Installation

Usage

Examples

Contact examples

Report example

Mailing example