pip install sendwithus
For all examples, assume:
import sendwithus
api = sendwithus.api(api_key='YOUR-API-KEY')
By default, the API calls return a response object. However, you can use
sendwithus.api(api_key='YOUR-API-KEY', raise_errors=True)
which will raise the following errors:
AuthenticationError
- Caused by an invalid API keyAPIError
- Caused by an invalid API request (4xx error)ServerError
- Caused by a server error (5xx error)
Errors can be imported from the sendwithus.exceptions
module.
api.templates()
api.get_template(
'YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID'
)
api.get_template(
'YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
version='YOUR-VERSION-ID'
)
api.create_template(
name='Email Name',
subject='Email Subject',
html='<html><head></head><body>Valid HTML</body></html>',
text='Optional text content',
preheader='Optional preheader'
)
api.create_new_locale(
'YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
locale='fr-FR',
version_name='Version Name',
subject='Email Subject',
html='<html><head></head><body>Valid HTML</body></html>',
text='Optional text content',
preheader='Optional preheader'
)
api.create_new_version(
template_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
name='Version Name',
subject='Email Subject',
html='<html><head></head><body>Valid HTML</body></html>',
text='Optional text content',
preheader='Optional preheader',
locale='fr-FR'
)
api.update_template_version(
template_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
version_id='YOUR-VERSION-ID',
name='Email Name'
subject='Email Subject',
html='<html><head></head><body>Valid HTML</body></html>',
text='Optional text content',
preheader='Optional preheader'
)
We validate all HTML and will return an error if it's invalid.
r.status_code
# 400
r.content
# 'email html failed to validate'
NOTE - If a customer does not exist by the specified email (recipient address), the send call will create a customer.
- email_id — Template ID to send
- recipient
- address — The recipient's email address
- name (optional) — The recipient's name
- email_data (optional) — Object containing email template data
- sender (optional)
- address — The sender's email address
- reply_to — The sender's reply-to address
- name — The sender's name
- cc (optional) — A list of CC recipients, of the format {'address': '[email protected]'}
- bcc (optional) — A list of BCC recipients, of the format {'address': '[email protected]'}
- headers (options) — Object contain SMTP headers to be included with the email
- esp_account (optional) — ID of the ESP Account to send this email through. ex: esp_1a2b3c4d5e
- files (optional) — List of file attachments (combined maximum 7MB)
- inline (optional) — Inline attachment object
- locale (optional) — Template locale to send (ie: en-US)
- email_version_name (option) — Template version to send (ie: Version A)
The email_data
field is optional, but highly recommended!
r = api.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'address': '[email protected]'
}
)
print r.status_code
# 200
r = api.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'address': '[email protected]'
},
email_data={
'first_name': 'Matt'
}
)
print r.status_code
# 200
The sender['address']
is a required sender field. sender['name']
and sender['reply_to']
are both optional.
r = api.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'name': 'Matt',
'address': '[email protected]'
},
email_data={
'first_name': 'Matt'
},
sender={
'address': '[email protected]',
'reply_to':'[email protected]', # Optional
'name': 'Company' # Optional
}
)
print r.status_code
# 200
r = api.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'name': 'Matt',
'address': '[email protected]'
},
cc=[
{'address': '[email protected]'},
{'address': '[email protected]'}
]
)
print r.status_code
# 200
r = api.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'name': 'Matt',
'address': '[email protected]'
},
bcc=[
{'address': '[email protected]'},
{'address': '[email protected]'}
]
)
print r.status_code
# 200
r = api.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'name': 'Matt',
'address': '[email protected]'
},
headers={
'X-HEADER-ONE': 'header-value'
}
)
print r.status_code
# 200
r = api.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'name': 'Matt',
'address': '[email protected]'
},
esp_account='YOUR-ESP-ID'
)
print r.status_code
# 200
r = api.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'name': 'Matt',
'address': '[email protected]'
},
files=[
open('/home/Matt/report1.txt', 'r'),
open('/home/Matt/report2.txt', 'r')
]
)
print r.status_code
# 200
r = api.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'name': 'Matt',
'address': '[email protected]'
},
files=[{
'file': open('/home/Matt/report1.txt', 'r'),
'filename': 'arbitrary_file_name.xyz'
}]
)
print r.status_code
# 200
r = api.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'name': 'Matt',
'address': '[email protected]'
},
inline=open('image.jpg', 'r')
)
print r.status_code
# 200
r = api.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'name': 'Matt',
'address': '[email protected]'
},
inline={
'file': open('/home/Matt/image.jpg', 'r'),
'filename': 'cool_image.jpg'
}
)
print r.status_code
# 200
r = api.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'name': 'Matt',
'address': '[email protected]'
},
locale='fr-FR'
)
print r.status_code
# 200
r = api.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'name': 'Matt',
'address': '[email protected]'
},
email_version_name='Version A'
)
print r.status_code
# 200
List all drip campaigns for the current profile
api.list_drip_campaigns()
Starts a customer on the first step of a specified drip campaign
api.start_on_drip_campaign(
'dc_1234asdf1234',
{'address': '[email protected]'}
)
You may specify extra data to be merged into the templates in the drip campaign.
Note &emdash; Any data provided in the email_data
parameter for start_on_drip_campaign()
will be used throughout the entire drip campaign.
api.start_on_drip_campaign(
'dc_1234asdf1234',
{'address': '[email protected]'},
email_data={'color': 'blue'},
sender={'address': '[email protected]'},
cc=[{'address': '[email protected]'}],
tags=['tag_one', 'tag_two'],
esp_account='esp_1234',
locale='fr-FR'
)
Deactivates all pending emails for a customer on a specified drip campaign
api.remove_from_drip_campaign(
'[email protected]',
'dc_1234asdf1234'
)
You can deactivate all pending drip campaign emails for a customer
api.drip_deactivate(
'[email protected]'
)
api.remove_from_drip_campaign(
'[email protected]',
'dc_1234asdf1234'
)
api.drip_campaign_details(
'dc_1234asdf1234'
)
api.customer_details(
'[email protected]'
)
You can use the same endpoint to create or update a customer. This is primarily used to associate a locale with an email address so Sendwithus can automatically send them the correct template. Note that if your templates are only in one language then you don't need to use this feature.
api.customer_create(
'[email protected]',
locale="fr-FR"
)
api.customer_delete(
'[email protected]'
)
api.snippets()
api.get_snippet(
'snp_1234asdf1234'
)
api.create_snippet(
name='My Snippet',
body='<h1>Snippets!</h1>'
)
api.update_snippet(
'snp_1234asdf1234',
name='My Snippet',
body='<h1>Snippets!</h1>'
)
api.get_translation_template(
`my_translation_tag`
)
with open('my_translation_file', 'rb') as f:
api.create_translation_file(
`my_translation_tag`,
f.read()
)
The Render API allows you to render a template with data, using the exact same rendering workflow that Sendwithus uses when delivering your email.
Strict
is set to False
as a default, if Strict=True
this API call will fail on any missing email_data
.
api.render(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
email_data={
'amount': '$12.00'
},
locale='fr-FR',
version_name='French-Version',
strict=False
)
Sendwithus' API has a batch endpoint that can take multiple requests and execute them concurrently. Note that Sendwithus recommends keeping batch requests to 10 items or less.
api = sendwithus.api('YOUR-API-KEY')
batch = api.start_batch()
emails = [
'[email protected]',
'[email protected]',
# ...
'[email protected]'
]
# Generate the batch request
for email in emails:
batch.send(
email_id='YOUR-TEMPLATE-ID',
recipient={
'address': email
}
)
print batch.command_length() # show number of items in the batch request
results = batch.execute() # returns a `requests` Response Object
>>> r.status_code
200
>>> r.json().get('success')
True
>>> r.json().get('status')
u'OK'
>>> r.json().get('receipt_id')
u'numeric-receipt-id'
- malformed request
>>> r.status_code
400
- bad API key
>>> r.status_code
403
Use tox to run the tests:
tox
This assumes you have tox installed and used pyenv to install multiple versions of python.
Once all the supported python versions are installed simply run:
tox
This will run the tests against all the versions specified in tox.ini
.
- Enable debug mode
- Make sure you're using the latest Python client
- Capture the response data and check your logs — often this will have the exact error
Debug mode prints out the underlying request information as well as the data payload that gets sent to Sendwithus. You will most likely find this information in your logs. To enable it, simply put DEBUG=True
as a parameter when instantiating the API object. Use the debug mode to compare the data payload getting sent to Sendwithus' API docs.
import sendwithus
api = sendwithus.api(api_key='YOUR-API-KEY', DEBUG=True)
Sendwithus' API typically sends responses back in these ranges:
- 2xx &emdash; Successful Request
- 4xx &emdash; Failed Request (Client error)
- 5xx &emdash; Failed Request (Server error)
If you're receiving an error in the 400 response range follow these steps:
- Double check the data and ID's getting passed to Sendwithus
- Ensure your API key is correct
- Log and check the body of the response
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