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NAME

Triggermail - Perl module for accessing SailThru's platform

SYNOPSIS

  use Triggermail;
  my $tm = Triggermail->new('api_key','secret'); #You can optionally include a timeout in seconds as a third parameter.
  %vars = ( name => "Joe Example", from_email => "approved_email@your_domain.com", your_variable => "some_value");
  %options = ( reply_to => "your reply_to header");
  $tm->send("template_name",'example@example.com',\%vars,\%options);

DESCRIPTION

Triggermail is a Perl module for accesing the Sailthru platform.

All methods return a hash with return values. Dump the hash or explore the SailThru API documentation page for what might be returned. http://docs.sailthru.com/api

Some options might change. Always consult the SailThru API documentation for the best information.

METHODS

getEmail($email)
setEmail($email,\%vars,\%lists,\%templates)
        Takes email as string. vars, lists, templates as hash references.
        The vars hash you choose your own key/values for later substitution.
        The lists hash should be of format list_name => 1 for subscribed, 0 for unsubscribed.
        The templates hash is a list of templates user has opted out, use the key as the template name to signal opt-out.
        As always, see the Sailthru documentation for more information.
send($template,$email,\%vars,\%options, $schedule_time)
        Send an email to a single address.
        Takes template, email and schedule_time as strings. vars, options as hash references.
        Options:
          replyto: override Reply-To header
          test: send as test email (subject line will be marked, will not count towards stats)
getSend($send_id)
        Check if send worked, using send_id returned in the hash from send()
scheduleBlast($name,$list,$schedule_time,$from_name,$from_email,$subject,$content_html,$content_text,\%options)
        Schedule an email blast. See the API documentation for more details on what should be passed. L<http://docs.sailthru.com/api/blast>
getBlast($blast_id)
        Check if blast worked, using blast_id returned in the hash from scheduleBlast()
        Takes blast_id.
copyTemplate($template_name, $data_feed, $setup, $subject_line, $scedule_time, $list)
        Allows you to use an existing template to send out a blast.
getTemplate($template_name)
        Retrieves information about the template
        
importContacts($email,$password) Import contacts from major providers. Takes email, password as strings. By default does not include names. Pass 1 as third argument to include names.

SEE ALSO

        See the SailThru API documentation for more details on their API. L<http://docs.sailthru.com/api>

AUTHOR

Sam Gerstenzang

COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE

Copyright (C) 2011 by Sam Gerstenzang

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.