sendgrid-report-php

PHP wrapper to view and manage SendGrid reports through the Web API.

This library extends the official sendgrid-php library. For consistency, it follows the same coding style, dependencies and conventions.

Quick usage

$sendgrid = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\SendGrid('username', 'password');
$report = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\Report();
$report->spamreports();
$result = $sendgrid->report($report);

Installation

Add SendGrid Report to your composer.json file. If you are not using Composer, you should be. It's an excellent way to manage dependencies in your PHP application.

{  
  "require": {
    "fcosrno/sendgrid-report": "1.*"
  }
}

Then at the top of your PHP script require the autoloader:

require 'vendor/autoload.php';

Example App

There is an example in doc/example.php to help jumpstart your development.

The example.php file requires a example_params.json file that contains your SendGrid credentials. The json file is in .gitignore, so no worries about accidental commits there. For your convenience, an example of this json file is included in doc/example_params_placeholder.json so that you can simply copy/paste that file and rename it to example_params.json.

Usage

To begin using this library, initialize the SendGrid object with your SendGrid credentials.

$sendgrid = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\SendGrid('your_sendgrid_username', 'your_sendgrid_password');

Create a new SendGrid Report object and add your method details.

$report = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\Report();
$report->spamreports()->email('[email protected]');
$result = $sendgrid->report($report);

You can get Spam Reports, Blocks, Bounces, Invalid Emails, and Unsubscribes as defined in the SendGrid Web API. Actions and parameters are chainable to the method. The get action is inferred by default.

For example, this GET request has a date parameter.

https://api.sendgrid.com/api/spamreports.get.json?api_user=your_sendgrid_username&api_key=your_sendgrid_password&date=1

The equivalent would look like this:

$sendgrid = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\SendGrid('your_sendgrid_username', 'your_sendgrid_password');
$report = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\Report();
$report->spamreports()->date();
$result = $sendgrid->report($report);

You can keep linking parameters:

$sendgrid = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\SendGrid('your_sendgrid_username', 'your_sendgrid_password');
$report = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\Report();
$report->spamreports()->date()->days(1)->startDate('2014-01-01')->email('[email protected]');
$result = $sendgrid->report($report);

If you want to use another action like delete, add or count, just add it to the chain like this:

$sendgrid = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\SendGrid('your_sendgrid_username', 'your_sendgrid_password');
$report = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\Report();
$report->blocks()->delete()->email('[email protected]');
$result = $sendgrid->report($report);

Blocks

Returns list of blocks with the status, reason and email

$report = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\Report();
$report->blocks();
$result = $sendgrid->report($report);

Bounces

Returns list of bounces with status, reason and email.

$report = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\Report();
$report->bounces();
$result = $sendgrid->report($report);

With parameter, an optional email address to search for.

$report = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\Report();
$report->bounces()->email('[email protected]');
$result = $sendgrid->report($report);

Invalid Emails

Returns list of invalid emails with the reason and email.

$report = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\Report();
$report->invalidemails();
$result = $sendgrid->report($report);

Spam Reports

Returns list of spam reports with the ip and email.

$report = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\Report();
$report->spamreports();
$result = $sendgrid->report($report);

Unsubscribes

Requires API access for unsubscribes.

$report = new Fcosrno\SendGridReport\Report();
$report->unsubscribes();
$result = $sendgrid->report($report);

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Added some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request

Testing

Tests are built with PHPUnit.

Make sure you install with dev requirements.

composer install

Go to the root of the project then run all tests by typing in the terminal:

phpunit