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[API v3] Mailjet PHP Wrapper v1.1.0

Table of Contents

• Introduction
  • Prerequisites
• Usage
• Examples
  • SendAPI
    • A function to send an email
    • A function to send an email with some attachments
    • A function to send an email with some inline attachments
    • A function to send an email with a custom ID
    • A function to send an email with a event payload
  • Account Settings
    • A function to get your profile information
    • A function to update the field AddressCity of your profile
  • Contact & Contact Lists
    • Principle functionalities
      • A function to print the list of your contacts
      • A function to update your contactData resource with its ID, using arrays
      • A function to create a list with name $Lname
      • A function to get a list through its ID
      • A function to create a contact with its email
      • A function to get the lists for a single contact with its ID
      • A function to add a contact to a list through IDs
      • A function to add a new detailed contact to a list with its ID
      • A function to add, remove or unsub a contact to/from detailed lists
      • A function to delete a list with its ID
      • A function to get unsubscribed contact(s) from a list
      • A function to get a contact with its ID
    • Asynchronous jobs
      • On the contact resource
      • On the contactslist resource
      • Monitoring
    • Managing contacts in a contactslist from a CSV file
      • Step zero: CSV file structure.
      • First step: upload the data
      • Second step: Manage the contacts subscription to the contactslist
      • Third step: Monitor the process
  • Newsletters
    • Managing the content of a newsletter
    • Scheduling a newsletter
    • Sending a newsletter immediately
    • Sending a newsletter to test recipients
    • Duplicating an existing newsletter
• Filtering
  • For GET requests
  • For POST requests
• Reporting issues

Introduction

Provides a simple PHP library for the last version of the MailJet API. The goal of this component is to simplify the usage of the MailJet API for PHP developers.

Prerequisites

Make sure to have the following details:

• Mailjet API Key
• Mailjet API Secret Key
• PHP (v. >= 5.3, preferably v. >= 5.4)
• This PHP class

Installation

First clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/mailjet/mailjet-apiv3-php-simple.git

Go into the mailjet-apiv3-php-simple folder and create an empty file named (for example) myProjectEmailer.php

cd mailjet-apiv3-php-simple
touch myProjectEmailer.php

You are now ready to go !

Usage

In your myProjectEmailer.php file, you need to include our php class:

include("php-mailjet-v3-simple.class.php");

Be Careful: Make sure that both myProjectEmailer.php and php-mailjet-v3-simple.class.php files are in the same folder to make this include work

Now you can start working with the myProjectEmailer.php file by creating a new Mailjet object with your api key and secret key (you can find these at https://app.mailjet.com/account/api_keys):

$mj = new Mailjet( $apiKey, $secretKey );

This basically starts the engine. Now what you're going to do next depends on what you want to GET, POST, PUT or DELETE from the Mailjet servers through the API. Take a tour on the Reference documentation to see all the resources available.

Next you will specify which resource to call this way (resource Contact in this example) with an array of parameters $params:

$mj->contact($params);

Info: If you don't specify the method of the request in the array $params (see examples below), it will be a GET.

Examples

SendAPI

A function to send an email:

function sendEmail()
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $params = array(
        "method" => "POST",
        "from" => "ms.mailjet@example.com",
        "to" => "mr.mailjet@example.com",
        "subject" => "Hello World!",
        "text" => "Greetings from Mailjet."
    );

    $result = $mj->sendEmail($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
       echo "success - email sent";
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

• N.B.:

  • You can send emails as carbon copies ("cc" => "email") and/or as blind carbon copies ("bcc" => "email).

  • You can send emails to multiple "to", "cc" and/or "bcc" by using arrays in the above $params array:

    "to" => array(
        "1foo@bar.foobar",
        "2foo@bar.foobar",
        ...
    ),
    "cc" => array(
        "3foo@bar.foobar",
        "4foo@bar.foobar",
        ...
    ),
    "bcc" => array(
        "5foo@bar.foobar",
        "6foo@bar.foobar",
        ...
    )

A function to send an email with some attachments (absolute paths on your computer):

function sendEmailWithAttachments()
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $params = array(
        "method" => "POST",
        "from" => "ms.mailjet@example.com",
        "to" => "mr.mailjet@example.com",
        "subject" => "Hello World!",
        "text" => "Greetings from Mailjet.",
        "attachment" => array(
            "MyFirstAttachment" => "@/path/to/first/file.txt",
            "@/path/to/second/file.pdf",
            "MyThirdAttachment" => "@/path/to/third/file.jpg"
            )
    );

    $result = $mj->sendEmail($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
       echo "success - email sent";
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

• N.B.: Regarding attachments and as shown in the code above, it is possible to declare them in two different (but combinable; PHP is cool like that) ways:
  • Using a "key" => "value" combination: The key is the filename and the value the path to that filename. This allows for a customizable filename, independent from the actual file.
  • Using a usual array field containing the path to the file you want to attach. The name displayed for that attachment will be the actual name of the file.

A function to send an email with some inline attachments (absolute paths on your computer):

function sendEmailWithInlineAttachments()
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $params = array(
        "method" => "POST",
        "from" => "ms.mailjet@example.com",
        "to" => "mr.mailjet@example.com",
        "subject" => "Hello World!",
        "html" => "<html>Greetings from Mailjet <img src=\"cid:MaPhoto\"><img src=\"cid:photo2.png\"></html>",
        "inlineattachment" => array(
            "MaPhoto" => "@/path/to/photo1.jpg",
            "@/path/to/photo2.png"
            )
    );

    $result = $mj->sendEmail($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
       echo "success - email sent";
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

A function to send an email with a custom ID, as described here:

function sendEmailWithCustomID()
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();

    $params = array(
        "method" => "POST",
        "from" => "ms.mailjet@example.com",
        "to" => "mr.mailjet@example.com",
        "subject" => "Hello World!",
        "text" => "Greetings from Mailjet.",
        "mj-customid" => "helloworld"
    );

    $result = $mj->sendEmail($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
       echo "success - email sent";
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

A function to send an email with a event payload, as described here:

function sendEmailWithEventPayload()
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();

    $params = array(
        "method" => "POST",
        "from" => "ms.mailjet@example.com",
        "to" => "mr.mailjet@example.com",
        "subject" => "Hello World!",
        "text" => "Greetings from Mailjet.",
        "mj-eventpayload" => '{"message": "helloworld"}'
    );

    $result = $mj->sendEmail($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
       echo "success - email sent";
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

Account Settings

A function to get your profile information:

function viewProfileInfo()
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $result = $mj->myprofile();

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
       echo "success - got profile information";
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;
}

A function to update the field AddressCity of your profile:

function updateProfileInfo()
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $params = array(
        "method" => "PUT",
        "AddressCity" => "New York"
    );

    $result = $mj->myprofile($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
       echo "success - field AddressCity changed";
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

Contact & Contact Lists

Reference page.

Principle functionalities

A function to print the list of your contacts:

function listContacts()
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $result = $mj->contact();

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
       echo "success - listed contacts";
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

A function to update your contactData resource with ID $id, using arrays:

function updateContactData($id)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $data = array(
        array(
            'Name' => 'lastname',
            'Value' => 'Jet'
        ),
        array(
            'Name' => 'firstname',
            'Value' => 'Mail'
        )
    );

    $params = array(
        'ID' => $id,
        'Data' => $data,
        'method' => 'PUT'
    );

    $result = $mj->contactdata($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
       echo "success - data changed";
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

A function to create a list with name $Lname:

function createList($Lname)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $params = array(
        "method" => "POST",
        "Name" => $Lname
    );

    $result = $mj->contactslist($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 201)
       echo "success - created list ".$Lname;
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

A function to get a list with ID $listID:

function getList($listID)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $params = array(
        "method" => "VIEW",
        "ID" => $listID
    );

    $result = $mj->contactslist($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
       echo "success - got list ".$listID;
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

Note: You can use unique fields of resources instead of IDs, like "unique" => "foo@bar.com" in your params array for this example

A function to create a contact with email $Cemail:

function createContact($Cemail)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $params = array(
        "method" => "POST",
        "Email" => $Cemail
    );

    $result = $mj->contact($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 201)
       echo "success - created contact ".$Cemail;
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

A function to get the lists for a single contact which ID is $contactID:

/**
 *  @param int  $contactID  The ID of the contact
 */
function getContactsLists ($contactID)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $params = array(
        "ID"    =>  $contactID
    );
    $result = $mj->contactGetContactsLists($params);
    if ($mj->_response_code == 201)
       echo "success - fetched lists for contact ".$contactID;
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;
    return $result;
}

A function to add the contact which ID is $contactID to the list which ID is $listID:

The preferred method to add a single contact to a list is described at the next bullet point.

function addContactToList($contactID, $listID)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $params = array(
        "method" => "POST",
        "ContactID" => $contactID,
        "ListID" => $listID,
        "IsActive" => "True"
    );

    $result = $mj->listrecipient($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 201)
       echo "success - contact ".$contactID." added to the list ".$listID;
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

A function to add the contact described in $contact to the list which id is $listID:

/**
 *  @param  array   $contact    An array describing a contact.
 *                              Example below the function.
 *  @param  int     $listID     The ID of the list.
 *
 */
 function addDetailedContactToList ($contact, $listID)
 {
     $mj = new Mailjet(getenv('MJ_APIKEY_PUBLIC'), getenv('MJ_APIKEY_PRIVATE'));
     $params = array(
         "method" => "POST",
         "ID" => $listID
     );
     $params = array_merge($params, $contact);
     $result = $mj->contactslistManageContact($params);
     if ($mj->_response_code == 201)
        echo "success - detailed contact ".$contactID." added to the list ".$listID;
     else
        echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;
     return $result;
 }
 // $contact array example
 /*  $contact = array(
  *      "Email"         =>  "foo@bar.com",   // Mandatory field!
  *      "Name"          =>  "FooBar",
  *      "Action"        =>  "addnoforce",
  *      "Properties"    =>  array(
  *          "Prop1" =>  "value1",
  *          ...
  *      )
  *  );
  */

Note:
action can be addforce, addnoforce, remove or unsub.

A function to add, remove or unsub the contact which ID is $contactID to / from the list(s) contain(ed) in $lists:

/**
 *  @param int      $contactID  The ID of the contact
 *  @param array    $lists      An array of arrays,
 *                              each one describing a list.
 *                              Example below the function.
 */
function addContactToLists ($contactID, $lists) {
    $mj = Mailjet('', '');
    $params = array(
        "method"        =>  "POST",
        "ID"            =>  $contactID,
        "ContactsLists"  =>  $lists
    );
    $result = $mj->contactManageContactsLists($params);
    if ($mj->_response_code == 204)
       echo "success - contact ".$contactID." added to the list(s)";
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;
    return $result;
}
// $lists array example
/*  $lists = array(
 *      array(
 *          "ListID"    =>  1,
 *          "Action"    =>  "remove"
 *      ),
 *      array(
 *          "ListID"    =>  4,
 *          "Action"    =>  "addnoforce"
 *      )
 *      // ...
 *  );
 */

Note:
action can be addforce, addnoforce, remove or unsub.

A function to delete the list which ID is $listID:

function deleteList($listID)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $params = array(
        "method" => "DELETE",
        "ID" => $listID
    );

    $result = $mj->contactslist($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 204)
       echo "success - deleted list";
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

A function to get unsubscribed contact(s) from a list with ID $listID:

function getUnsubscribedContactsFromList($listID)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();

    $params = array(
        "method" => "GET",
        "ContactsList" => $listID,
        "Unsub" => true
    );

    $result = $mj->listrecipient($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
       echo "success - got unsubscribed contact(s) ";
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

A function to get a contact with ID $contactID:

function getContact($contactID)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet();
    $params = array(
        "method" => "VIEW",
        "ID" => $contactID
    );

    $result = $mj->contact($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
       echo "success - got contact ".$contactID;
    else
       echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

Note: You can use unique fields of resources instead of IDs, like "unique" => "foo@bar.com" in your params array for this example

Asynchronous jobs

An asynchronous job (in short, async job) is a way to add or update massive amount of data (contacts, for example) in an all-in-one call which will return a job id used to check on the progress of the job via another call.

Performing an async job on the contact resource

A function to asynchronously add, remove or unsub contact(s) to/from one or more list(s) and returns the status array for the job:
(Useful for uploading lots of contacts to one or more list(s) at once.)

This example shows how to remove the given contacts from one list and add them to another (if they are not in it). In one call.

/**
 *  @param  array   $contacts   Should be an array of arrays,
 *                              each one describing a contact.
 *                              Example below the function.
 *
 *  @param  array   $lists      Should be an array of arrays,
 *                              each one describing a list.
 *                              Example below the function.
 */
function asyncTransferContactsToLists ($contacts, $lists)
{

    $mj = new Mailjet('', '');

    $params = array(
        "method"        =>  "POST",
        "ContactsLists" =>  $lists,
        "Contacts"      =>  $contacts
    );

    $asyncJobResponse = $mj->contactManageManyContacts($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
        echo "success - proper request";
    else
        echo "error while accessing the resource - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $asyncJobResponse;
}

// $contacts array example
/*  $contacts = array(
 *      array(
 *          "Email" =>  "foo@bar.org",
 *          ...
 *      ),
 *      array(
 *          "Email" =>  "foo2@bar.com",
 *          ...
 *      )
 *  );
 */

// $lists array example
/*  $lists = array(
 *      array(
 *          "ListID"    =>  1,
 *          "Action"    =>  "remove"
 *      ),
 *      array(
 *          "ListID"    =>  4,
 *          "Action"    =>  "addnoforce"
 *      )
 *  );
 */

Note:
action can be addforce, addnoforce, remove or unsub.

Performing an async job on the contactslist resource

A function to asynchronously add, remove or unsub contact(s) to/from a list and return the status array for the job:

This example shows how to unsub contacts from a contacts list.

/**
 *  @param  array   $contacts   Should be an array of arrays,
 *                              each one describing a contact.
 *                              Example below the function.
 *
 *  @param  int     $listID     The list ID.
 *
 */
function asyncManageContactsToList ($contacts, $listID)
{

    $mj = new Mailjet('', '');

    $params = array(
        "method"        =>  "POST",
        "Action"        =>  "unsub",
        "Contacts"      =>  $contacts
    );

    $asyncJobResponse = $mj->contactslistManageManyContacts($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
        echo "success - proper request";
    else
        echo "error while accessing the resource - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $asyncJobResponse;
}

// $contacts array example
/*  $contacts = array(
 *      array(
 *          "Email" =>  "foo@bar.org",
 *          ...
 *      ),
 *      array(
 *          "Email" =>  "foo2@bar.com",
 *          ...
 *      )
 *  );
 */

Note:
action can be addforce, addnoforce, remove or unsub.

Monitoring an async job

A function to get the status of a previously launched asynchronous job:

Note: This works both with the contact and the contactslist resources. Adjust the commented code below accordingly.

/**
 *  @param array $asyncJobResponse The result object returned by the async job. (See function above)
 *
 */
function getAsyncJobStatus ($asyncJobResponse)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet('', '');

    $jobID = $asyncJobResponse->Data[0]->JobID;

    $statusParams = array(
        "method"    =>  "VIEW",
        "ID"        =>  $jobID
    );

    $status = $mj->contactManageManyContacts($statusParams);
    // OR
    // $status = $mj->contactslistManageManyContacts($statusParams);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
       echo "success - status obtained";
    else
       echo "error while retrieving the status - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return status;
}

Managing contacts in a contactslist from a CSV file

"Managing" here means adding, removing or unsubscribing.

In some cases you might need to manage large quantities of contacts stored into a CSV record in relation to a contactslist. Here is how to proceed using the PHP Wrapper.

Please note that these steps represent a single process. Don't execute each step independently but, rather, as a whole.
You can find a sample script here.

Step zero: CSV file structure.

The structure for the CSV file should be as follows:

"email","age"
"foo@example.org",42
"bar@example.com",13
"sam@ple.co.uk",37

Please note that undefined contact properties present in the CSV file will be automatically created during the second step.

First step: upload the data

The first step is to upload the csv data to the server.
You need to specify the wanted contactslist ID and, of course, the csv_content.

$CSVContent = file_get_contents('test.csv');

$uploadParams = array(
    "method" => "POST",
    "ID" => $listID,
    "csv_content" => $CSVContent
);

$csvUpload = $mj->uploadCSVContactslistData($uploadParams);

if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
   echo "success - uploaded CSV file ";
else
   echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

Second step: Manage the contacts subscription to the contactslist

Now, you need to tell the API that this uploaded data has to be assign to the given contactslist resource.

Please note that method and Method are not the same field.
Method describes how the contacts import will behave. Possible values are addforce, addnoforce, remove and unsub.

• addforce will add the contacts and re-subscribe them to the list if need be.
• addnoforce will add the contacts but won't change their subscription status.
• remove will remove the contacts from the list.
• unsub will unsubscribe the contacts from the list.

$assignParams = array(
    "method" => "POST",
    "ContactsListID" => $listID,
    "DataID" => $csvUpload->ID,
    "Method" => "addnoforce"
);

$csvAssign = $mj->csvimport($assignParams);

if ($mj->_response_code == 201)
   echo "success - CSV data ".$csvUpload->ID." assigned to contactslist ".$listID;
else
   echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

Third step: Monitor the process

What is left to do is to make sure the task completed successfully, which might require multiple checks as a huge amount of data may take some time to be processed (several hours are not uncommon).

$monitorParmas = array (
    "method" => "VIEW",
    "ID" => $csvAssign->Data[0]->ID
);

$res = $mj->batchjob($monitorParmas);

if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
   echo "job ".$res->Data[0]->Status."\n";
else
    echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code."\n";

Newsletters

Managing the content of a newsletter

You can use the DetailContent action to manage the content of a newsletter, in Text and Html. It has two properties: Text-part and Html-part. You can use GET, POST, PUT and DELETE both requests on this action:

• GET: you get the Text-part and Html-part properties of a newsletter
• POST: update the content of Text-part and Html-part. If you specify only one, the other will be emptied
• PUT: update the content of Text-part and Html-part. You can specify only one, it will not empty the other one
• DELETE: update the content of Text-part and Html-part and put both to empty.

Example with a GET on DetailContent:

function getNewsletterDetailcontent($newsletter_id)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet('', '');
    $params = array(
        "method" => "GET",
        "ID" => $newsletter_id
    );

    $result = $mj->newsletterDetailContent($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 200)
        echo "success - got content for the newsletter ". $newsletter_id;
    else
        echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

Scheduling a newsletter

Use the schedule action to send a newsletter later. You just need to perform a POST request to schedule a new sending and to fill the date property with a Timestamp format in ISO 8601: http://www.iso.org/iso/home/standards/iso8601.htm You can also DELETE a schedule Here is an example:

function scheduleNewsletter($newsletter_id)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet('', '');
    $params = array(
        "method" => "POST",
        "ID" => $newsletter_id,
        "date" => "2014-11-25T10:12:59Z"
    );

    $result = $mj->newsletterSchedule($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 201)
        echo "success - schedule done for the newsletter ". $newsletter_id;
    else
        echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

Sending a newsletter immediately

To send a newsletter immediately, you have two possibilities:

• POST a new schedule with a Timestamp which value is NOW
• use send (only POST is supported) For the second case, here is an example:

function sendNewsletter($newsletter_id)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet('', '');
    $params = array(
        "method" => "POST",
        "ID" => $newsletter_id
    );

    $result = $mj->newsletterSend($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 201)
        echo "success - newsletter ". $newsletter_id . " has been sent";
    else
        echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

Sending a newsletter to test recipients

You can also test a newsletter by sending it to some specified recipients before making the real sending. To do so, you have to perform a POST request on a newsletter with action test like in the following example:

function testNewsletter($newsletter_id)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet('', '');
    $recipients = array(array('Email' => 'mailjet@example.org', 'Name' => 'Mailjet'));
    $params = array(
        "method" => "POST",
        "ID" => $newsletter_id,
        "Recipients" => $recipients
    );

    $result = $mj->newsletterTest($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 201)
        echo "success - newsletter ". $newsletter_id . " has been sent";
    else
        echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

Duplicating an existing newsletter

To duplicate an existing Newsletter, use the DuplicateFrom filter, with the Newsletter ID to duplicate. EditMode is html if the Newsletter was built using the API or advanced mode. If you used our WYSIWYG tool, set it to tool:

function duplicateNewsletter($newsletter_id)
{
    $mj = new Mailjet('', '');
    $params = array(
        "method" => "POST",
        "EditMode" => "html",
        "Status" => 0,
        "_DuplicateFrom" => $newsletter_id
    );

    $result = $mj->newsletter($params);

    if ($mj->_response_code == 201)
        echo "success - duplicated Newsletter ". $newsletter_id;
    else
        echo "error - ".$mj->_response_code;

    return $result;
}

Filtering

The API allows for filtering of resources on GET and POST requests.
However, there is a difference in how you need to specify the filters you want to use in your payload hod, depending on the method you want to use:

For GET requests:

This is easy. Simply append the filter to your parameters array, like you would for an extra parameter.

Need to show more than the first 10 contacts in a contactslist the API response contains? Use the limit filter:

$params = array (
    "ContactsList"  =>  $contactslistID,
    "Limit" =>  "100"
);

$res = $mj->contacts($params);

For POST requests:

For filters using that method, the wrapper needs to be able to differentiate between a parameter and a filter.
How? Simply append a "_" (underscore character) at the beginning of the filter's name.

Want to duplicate a newsletter? Do:

$params = array(
        "method" => "POST",
        "EditMode" => "html",
        "Status" => 0,
        "_DuplicateFrom" => $newsletter_id
    );

$result = $mj->newsletter($params);

Reporting issues

Open an issue here.