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Symfony2.x bundle for MailChimp API V2 and Export API API V1 Wrapper bundle that makes accessing Mailchimp functions easily in object oriented using method chaining

License

HypeMailChimp bundle released under MIT LICENSE

#Supported API Methods

Campaigns related

1. campaigns/create
2. campaigns/content
3. campaigns/list
4. campaigns/delete
5. campaigns/pause
6. campaigns/ready
7. campaigns/replicate
8. campaigns/ready
9. campaigns/resume
10. campaigns/send
11. campaigns/send-test
12. campaigns/segment-test
13. campaigns/schedule
14. campaigns/schedule-batch
15. campaigns/unschedule
16. campaigns/update

Lists related

1. lists/list
2. lists/abuse-reports
3. lists/activity
4. lists/subscribe
5. lists/unsubscribe
6. lists/member-info
7. lists/interest-groupings
8. lists/interest-grouping-add
9. lists/interest-grouping-del
10. lists/interest-grouping-update
11. lists/interest-group-add
12. lists/interest-group-update
13. lists/interest-group-del
14. lists/segments
15. lists/segment-test

Templates related

1. templates/add
2. templates/list
3. templates/del
4. templates/info
5. templates/undel

Export API

1. list
2. campaignSubscriberActivity

Helper related

1. helper/ping
2. helper/generate-text

Need support for a method not on the list submit an issue

Setup

Step 1: Download HypeMailchimp using composer

Add HypeMailchimp in your composer.json:

{ "require": { "ahmedsamy/hype-mailchimp-bundle": "dev-master" } }

Now tell composer to download the bundle by running the command:

$ php composer.phar update "ahmedsamy/hype-mailchimp-bundle"

Composer will install the bundle to your project's vendor/ahmedsamy/hype directory.

Step 2: Enable the bundle

Enable the bundle in the kernel:

<?php // app/AppKernel.php public function registerBundles() { $bundles = array( // ... new Hype\MailchimpBundle\HypeMailchimpBundle(), ); }

Step 3: Add configuration

# app/config/config.yml hype_mailchimp: api_key: xxxxxxx-us5 default_list: xxxxxxxx ssl: true #optional configuring curl connection

Usage

Using service

<?php $mailchimp = $this->get('hype_mailchimp'); ?>

##Examples

###Create new campaign

<?php $mc = $this->get('hype_mailchimp'); $data = $mc->getCampaign()->create('regular', array( 'list_id' => '93419bbdc0', 'subject' => 'test created subject', 'from_email' => 'ahmed.samy.cs@gmail.com', 'from_name' => 'Ahmed Samy', 'to_name' => 'fans' ), array( 'html' => '<h5>Html content</h5>', 'sections' => array(), 'text' => 'test', 'url' => 'http://www.example.com', 'archive' => 'test' )); var_dump($data); ?>

###Delete existing campaign

<?php $mc = $this->get('hype_mailchimp'); $data = $mc->getCampaign() ->setCi('1088b4ed65') ->del(); var_dump($data); ?>

###Send campaign

<?php $mc = $this->get('hype_mailchimp'); $data = $mc->getCampaign() ->setCi('1088b4ed65') ->send(); var_dump($data); ?>

###Subscribe new user to list

<?php $mc = $this->get('hype_mailchimp'); $data = $mc->getList() ->subscribe('moneky@suitMonkry.com'); var_dump($data); ?>

Note that the user will be subscribed to the default list set in config.yml. If you want to change the list for this time only, you can use

<?php $mc = $this->get('hype_mailchimp'); $data = $mc->getList() ->setListId('xxxxxxx') ->addMerge_vars( array( 'mc_notes' => 'test notes' )) ->subscribe('moneky@suitMonkry.com'); ?>