matimo-mailchimp
Mailchimp tools for Matimo - manage campaigns, lists, and subscribers.
Installation
pip install matimo matimo-mailchimp
Available Tools (7 Total)
| Tool | Description |
|---|---|
mailchimp-get-lists |
List all audiences (lists) in your account |
mailchimp-get-list-members |
Get subscribers in an audience |
mailchimp-add-list-member |
Subscribe an email address to an audience |
mailchimp-update-list-member |
Update subscriber tags, status, or merge fields |
mailchimp-remove-list-member |
Unsubscribe or archive a list member |
mailchimp-create-campaign |
Create a new email campaign |
mailchimp-send-campaign |
Send a campaign to its audience |
Quick Start
import asyncio
import os
from matimo import Matimo
from matimo_mailchimp import get_tools_path
async def main():
matimo = await Matimo.init(get_tools_path())
# List all audiences (server_prefix is required on every call)
lists = await matimo.execute('mailchimp-get-lists', {
'server_prefix': 'us1',
})
print(lists)
# Add a subscriber
await matimo.execute('mailchimp-add-list-member', {
'server_prefix': 'us1',
'list_id': 'abc123def',
'email_address': 'new@example.com',
'status': 'subscribed',
'merge_fields': {'FNAME': 'Jane', 'LNAME': 'Doe'},
})
# Create and send a campaign
campaign = await matimo.execute('mailchimp-create-campaign', {
'server_prefix': 'us1',
'list_id': 'abc123def',
'subject_line': 'April Newsletter',
'from_name': 'My Company',
'reply_to': 'hello@example.com',
})
await matimo.execute('mailchimp-send-campaign', {
'server_prefix': 'us1',
'campaign_id': campaign['id'],
})
asyncio.run(main())
Authentication
export MAILCHIMP_API_KEY="your-api-key-us1" # includes datacenter suffix
Every tool also requires a server_prefix parameter (e.g. 'us1') passed
directly in the call - it is not read from an environment variable.
Getting Mailchimp API Credentials
- Log in to Mailchimp → Profile → Extras → API keys
- Click Create A Key
- Copy the API key - the suffix (
us1,us6, etc.) is your server prefix, used as theserver_prefixparameter
Documentation
Links
- PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/matimo-mailchimp/
- GitHub: https://github.com/tallclub/matimo
- Mailchimp Developer Docs: https://mailchimp.com/developer/
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