mailerlite-api-v2-node

mailerlite-api-v2-node

MailerLite API v2 Node.js SDK. It is mostly a thin wrapper on axios that provides authentication, response/request camelCase transformations, Typescript type definitions and some handy shorthand methods.

Install

Using npm:

npm install mailerlite-api-v2-node

Using yarn:

yarn add mailerlite-api-v2-node

Usage

In node:

const MailerLite = require('mailerlite-api-v2-node')

const mailerLite = MailerLite('YOUR_API_KEY')

// with Promises
mailerLite.getAccount().then((account) => {
  // ...
})

// with async await
async function getAccountEmail() {
  const { email } = await mailerLite.getAccount()
  return email
}

It is important to note that the request is resolved to response body - it does not return the full axios response object.

Options

axiosOptions: object - additional axios config. This config does not overwrite the explicit baseURL and headers options below.

baseURL: string - API endpoint. Defaults to https://api.mailerlite.com/api/v2/. Timezones endpoint has a different hardcoded baseURL.

headers: object - additional request headers. Library already includes all the necessary headers to perform requests. But these can be overwritten with this option. Defaults to {}.

useCaseConverter: boolean - should the library convert all query params, request body and response body to camelCase. Defaults to true.

Method reference

For complete reference, visit the official MailerLite API reference.

Account

getAccount()

Returns your current account details. To get the raw response use getAccountRaw()

Alias: getMe()

Batch

batch(requests)

Campaigns

actOnCampaign(campaignId, action, data)

getCampaigns(status?, params?)

getCampaignCount(status?)

createCampaign(campaign)

removeCampaign(campaignId)

setCampaignContent(campaignId, content)

Fields

getFields()

createField(field)

updateField(fieldId, fieldUpdate)

removeField(fieldId)

Groups

getGroups(params?)

getGroup(groupId)

createGroup(group)

updateGroup(groupId, group)

removeGroup(groupId)

addSubscriberToGroup(groupId, subscriber)

addSubscribersToGroup(groupId, subscribers, importOptions)

getSubscribersGroupImport(groupId, importId)

getGroupSubscriber(groupId, subscriberId)

getGroupSubscribers(groupId, params?)

getGroupSubscriberCount(groupId)

getGroupSubscribersByType(groupId, subscriberType, params?)

getGroupSubscribersCountByType(groupId, subscriberType)

removeGroupSubscriber(groupId, subscriberIdentifier)

Segments

getSegments(params?)

getSegmentsCount(params?)

getSegmentsRaw(params?)

Settings

getDoubleOptinStatus()

Resolves to raw response object that contains enabled key

hasEnabledDoubleOptin(): resolve to Promise

Shorthand that resolves to a Promise.

enableDoubleOptin()

disableDoubleOptin()

Stats

getStats()

Subscribers

getSubscribers(params?)

addSubscriber(subscriber)

getSubscriber(identifier)

updateSubscriber(identifier, subscriber)

searchSubscribers(params?)

getSubsscriberActivity(identifier)

getSubsscriberActivityByType(identifier, activityType)

getSubsscriberGroups(identifier)

Timezones

getTimezones()

getTimezone(timezoneId)

Webhooks

getWebhooks()

getWebhooksCount()

getWebhooksRaw()

getWebhook(webhookId)

createWebhook(webhook)

updateWebhook(webhookId, webhook)

removeWebhook(webhookId)

Tests

Tests right now are quite limited, mostly concerned with reading data. To run them, you'll need to create a config.ts file and enter your API key in it (as per config.example.ts).

npm install
npm test

License

MIT