struct Mailjet::Contactlist

• Mailjet::Contactlist
• Mailjet::Resource
• Struct
• Value
• Object

Overview

Contact List objects help you organize your contacts into lists. Every time you send a campaign you must select a recipient contact list. Segmentation can help you target a portion of that list.

https://dev.mailjet.com/email/reference/contacts/contact-list/

Defined in:

Class Method Summary

• .all(query : Hash | NamedTuple = Hash(String, String).new, params : Hash | NamedTuple = Hash(String, String).new, client : Client = Client.new)

  Find all contact lists

• .create(payload : Hash | NamedTuple, params : Hash | NamedTuple = Hash(String, String).new, client : Client = Client.new)

  Create a contactlist

• .delete(id : ResourceId, client : Client = Client.new)

  Delete a contactlist

• .find(params : Hash | NamedTuple = Hash(String, String).new, query : Hash | NamedTuple = Hash(String, String).new, client : Client = Client.new)

  Find a contactlist

• .find(id : ResourceId, query : Hash | NamedTuple = Hash(String, String).new, client : Client = Client.new)

  Find a contactlist

• .update(params : Hash | NamedTuple = Hash(String, String).new, payload : Hash | NamedTuple = Hash(String, String).new, client : Client = Client.new)

  Update a contactlist

• .update(id : ResourceId, payload : Hash | NamedTuple = Hash(String, String).new, client : Client = Client.new)

  Update a contactlist

Class Method Detail

response = Mailjet::Contactlist.all
contactlists = response.data

contactlist = Mailjet::Contactlist.create({
  name: "New name",
})

Mailjet::Contactlist.delete(123456789)

contactlist = Mailjet::Contactlist.find(123456789)

contactlist = Mailjet::Contactlist.find(123456789)

contactlist = Mailjet::Contactlist.update(123456789, {
  name: "New name",
})

contactlist = Mailjet::Contactlist.update(123456789, {
  name: "New name",
})