Mailchimp Export API for NodeJS(4.0+)

Mailchimp api wrapper for the mailchimp export API v1 using request/request library.

Breaking change

• On V4+, functionName+"raw" is removed. raw is now an option.

// Easily migrate 

// FROM 
mailchimpExport.listMembersRaw({ /* params */ });
// TO
mailchimpExport.listMembers({ raw: true /* other params */ });

Install

npm install node-mailchimp-export --save

Available functions

name | description --- | --- listMembers | Export list members in a single JSON campaignSubscriberActivity | Get subscribers w/activity in a JSON array

Usage

const MailchimpExport = require('node-mailchimp-export');
const fs = require('fs');
const mailchimpExport = new MailchimpExport(YOUR_MAILCHIMP_API_KEY);

/* Export list members in a single JSON */
mailchimpExport
  .listMembers({
    // required - the list id to get members from
    id: "ListID",
    // optional – the status to get members for - one of (subscribed, unsubscribed, cleaned), defaults to subscribed
    status: "subscribed|unsubscribed|cleaned",
    // optional – pull only a certain Segment of your list.
    segment: "SEGMENT",
    // optional – only return member whose data has changed since a GMT timestamp – in YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss format
    since: "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss",
    // optional – if, instead of full list data, you’d prefer a hashed list of email addresses, set this to the hashing algorithm you expect. Currently only “sha256” is supported.
    hashed: "hash",
    // optional - return a request/request object w/o any parsing. be careful when using, since it does not return a promise but a request/request object. default: false
    raw: false
  })
  .then((listMembers) => {
    // Do something with list members. NOTE: don't use then/catch when option:raw is true
  })
  .catch(console.error);

/* Export campaignSubscriberActivity - Get a single JSON Object */
mailchimpExport
  .campaignSubscriberActivity({
    // required - the campaign id to get subscriber activity from
    id: "CampaignID",
    // optional – if set to “true” a record for every email address sent to will be returned even if there is no activity data. defaults to “false”
    include_empty: "true|false",
    // optional – only return member whose data has changed since a GMT timestamp – in YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss format
    since: "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss",
    // optional - return a request/request object w/o any parsing. default: false
    raw: false
  })
  .then((subscriberList) => {
    // Do something with subscriber list. NOTE: don't use then/catch when option:raw is true
  });

Example usage wih option: raw

  /* Export campaignSubscriberActivity - Get a request/request object w/ option [raw=true] */
  mailchimpExport
    .campaignSubscriberActivity({
      // required - the campaign id to get subscriber activity from
      id: "CampaignID",
      // optional – if set to “true” a record for every email address sent to will be returned even if there is no activity data. defaults to “false”
      include_empty: "true|false",
      // optional – only return member whose data has changed since a GMT timestamp – in YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss format
      since: "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm:ss",
      // optional - return a request/request object w/o any parsing. be careful when using, since it does not return a promise but a request/request object. defaults to “false”
      raw: true
    })
    .pipe(fs.createWriteStream('yourRawCampaignSubscriberActivities.txt'));

For more info on other ways to pipe the data, check this

For an updated list of params, check the API Docs here