Simple PHP wrapper for Mailchimp API v3.
You should read through Mailchimp's API v3 documentation (I know, it's pretty rough. Should get better soon.). To find out which resources you can request, take a look at the JSON API Schema for Mailchimp.
NOTE: All queries will return an instance of the Illuminate\Support\Collection object, which is really easy to work with.
If you don't want to use the Collection object though, you can transform it into an array using $result->toArray().
Add the following to your composer.json
{
"require": {
"pacely/mailchimp-apiv3": "dev-master"
}
}
You are provided with one method:
request($resource, $arguments = [], $method = 'GET') // $arguments is used as POST data or GET parameters, depending on the method used.
$mc = new Mailchimp('<api-key>');
$lists = $mc->request('lists', [
'fields' => 'lists.id,lists.name,lists.stats.member_count',
'count' => 30
]);
// Will fire this query:
// GET https://us1.api.mailchimp.com/3.0/lists?fields=lists.id,lists.name,lists.stats.member_count&count=30
var_dump($lists); // object(Illuminate\Support\Collection)
var_dump($lists->toArray()); // array(10) { ... }
var_dump($lists->first()); // Returns the first item
var_dump($lists->take(3)); // Returns 3 items
var_dump($lists->toJson()); // Returns a JSON string
You can use a simple foreach/for loop or use the built in each(callable $callback) provided by our Collection object to loop through your items.
$lists->each(function ($item) {
echo $item['name'].' ('.$item['stats']['member_count'].')'.PHP_EOL;
});
There's alot more you can do with the Collection object.