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NAME WWW::Mailchimp - Perl wrapper around the Mailchimp v1.3 API SYNOPSIS use strict; use WWW::Mailchimp my $mailchimp = WWW::Mailchimp->new(apikey => $apikey); # defaults ( datacenter => 'us1', timeout => 5, output_format => 'json', api_version => 1.3 ) my $campaigns = $mailchimp->campaigns; my $lists = $mailchimp->lists; my $subscribers = $mailchimp->listMembers( $lists->[0]->{id} ); my $ok = $mailchimp->listSubscribe( id => $lists->[0]->{id}, email_address => '[email protected]', update_existing => 1, merge_vars => [ FNAME => 'foo', LNAME => 'bar' ] ); DESCRIPTION WWW::Mailchimp is a simple Perl wrapper around the Mailchimp API v1.3. It is as simple as creating a new WWW::Mailchimp object and calling ->method Each key/value pair becomes part of a query string, for example: $mailchimp->listSubscribe( id => 1, email_address => '[email protected]' ); results in the query string: ?method=listSubscribe&id=1&[email protected] apikey, output, etc are tacked on by default. This is also uri_escaped BUGS Currently, this module is hardcoded to JSON::from_json the result of the LWP request. This should be changed to be dependent on the output_format. Patches welcome. I am also rather sure handling of merge_vars can be done better. If it isn't working properly, you can always use a key of 'merge_vars[FNAME]', for example. SEE ALSO Mail::Chimp::API - Perl wrapper around the Mailchimp v1.2 API using XMLRPC AUTHOR Justin Hunter <[email protected]> COPYRIGHT AND LICENSE This software is copyright (c) 2011 by Justin Hunter This is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the same terms as the Perl 5 programming language system itself.
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