Python client SDK for Sendbee Public API
Project description
Sendbee Python API Client
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Table of contents
Contacts
Contact Tags
Contact Fields
Messages
Automation
Mics
Installation
> pip install sendbee-api
Usage
Initialization
from sendbee_api import SendbeeApi
api = SendbeeApi(
'__your_api_key_here__', '__your_secret_key_here__',
'__business_id_here__'
)
Fetch contacts
contacts = api.contacts([tags=['...', ...]], [search_query='...'])
for contact in contacts:
contact.id
contact.status
contact.folder
contact.created_at
contact.name
contact.phone
contact.email
contact.twitter_link
contact.facebook_link
for tag in contact.tags:
tag.id
tag.name
for note in contact.notes:
note.value
for contact_field in contact.contact_fields:
contact_field.key
contact_field.value
Subscribe contact
contact = api.subscribe_contact(
phone='+...',
# this is mandatory the most important information
# about the subscribing contact
[tags=['...', ...]],
# tag new contact
# if tag doesn't exist, it will be created
[name='...'], [email='...'],
[facebook_link='...'],[twitter_link='...'],
[address={
'line': '...',
'city': '...',
'postal_code': '...'
}],
[notes=[...]],
# write notes about your new subscriber
[contact_fields={'__field_name__': '__field_value__', ...}],
# fill contact fields with your data (value part)
# contact fields must be pre-created in Sendbee Dashboard
# any non-existent field will be ignored
[block_notifications=[True|False]],
# prevent sending browser push notification and email
# notification to agents, when new contact subscribes
# (default is True)
[block_automation=[True|False]]
# prevent sending automated template messages to newly
# subscribed contact (if any is set in Sendbee Dashboard)
# (default is True)
)
contact.id
contact.status
contact.folder
contact.created_at
contact.name
contact.phone
contact.email
contact.twitter_link
contact.facebook_link
for tag in contact.tags:
tag.id
tag.name
for note in contact.notes:
note.value
for contact_field in contact.contact_fields:
contact_field.key
contact_field.value
Update contact
contact = api.update_contact(
id='...',
# contact is identified with ID
[phone='+...'],
# this is the most important information
# about the subscribing contact
[tags=['...', ...]],
# tag new contact
# if tag doesn't exist, it will be created
[name='...'], [email='...'],
[facebook_link='...'],[twitter_link='...'],
[address={
'line': '...',
'city': '...',
'postal_code': '...'
}],
[notes=[...]],
# write notes about your new subscriber
# if there are notes already saved for this contact
# new notes will be appended
[contact_fields={'__field_name__': '__field_value__', ...}],
# fill contact fields with your data (value part)
# contact fields must be pre-created in Sendbee Dashboard
# any non-existent field will be ignored
# if there are fields already filled with data for this contact
# it will be overwritten with new data
)
contact.id
contact.status
contact.folder
contact.created_at
contact.name
contact.phone
contact.email
contact.twitter_link
contact.facebook_link
for tag in contact.tags:
tag.id
tag.name
for note in contact.notes:
note.value
for contact_field in contact.contact_fields:
contact_field.key
contact_field.value
Fetch tags
tags = api.tags([name='...'])
for tag in tags:
tag.id
tag.name
Create tag
tag = api.create_tag(name='...')
tag.id
tag.name
Update tag
tag = api.update_tag(id='...', name='...')
tag.id
tag.name
Update tag
response = api.delete_tag(id='...')
response.message
Fetch contact fields
contact_fields = api.contact_fields([search_query='...'])
for contact_field in contact_fields:
contact_field.slug
contact_field.name
contact_field.type
Create contact field
contact_field = api.create_contact_field(
name='...', type='text|number|list|date|boolean'
)
contact_field.slug
contact_field.name
contact_field.type
Update contact field
contact_field = api.update_contact_field(
slug='...', [name='...'], [type='text|number|list|date|boolean']
)
contact_field.slug
contact_field.name
contact_field.type
Delete contact field
response = api.delete_contact_field(slug='...')
response.message
Fetch message templates
templates = api.message_templates([search_query='...'])
for template in templates:
template.id
template.text
template.tags
template.keyword
template.language
template.approved
Send template message
response = api.send_template_message(
phone='+...',
template_keyword='...',
# every pre-created and approved message template
# is identified with a keyword
language='...',
# language keyword
# example: en (for english)
tags={'__tag_key__': '__tag_value__', ...}
# tags for template messages are parts of the message that need
# to be filled with your custom data
# example:
# template message: "Welcome {name}! How can we help you?"
# tags: {"name": contact.name}
)
response.conversation_id
# save this id, and when you get sent message status requests on
# your webhook, you'll get this same id to identify the conversation
Send message
You can send either text message or media message.
For media message, following formats are supported:
Audio: AAC, M4A, AMR, MP3, OGG OPUS
video: MP4, 3GPP
Image: JPG/JPEG, PNG
Documents: PDF, DOC, DOCX, PPT, PPTX, XLS, XLSX
response = api.send_message(
phone='+...',
[text='...'],
# any kind of message text
[media_url='...']
# URL to a media.
# you need to upload it your self and send us the URL
)
response.conversation_id
# save this id, and when you get sent message status requests on
# your webhook, you'll get this same id to identify the conversation
Managing chatbot (automated responses) status settings
Managing chatbot (automated responses) status settings
Every contact is linked to a conversation with an agent.
Conversation could be handled by an agent or a chatbot (automated responses).
Every time a message has been sent to a contact by an agent or using the API, the chatbot will automatically be turned off for that conversation.
Use the example below to change the chatbot status based on your use case.
api.bot_on(contact_id='...')
api.bot_off(contact_id='...')
Exception handling
Every time something is not as it should be, like parameter is missing, parameter value is invalid, authentication fails, etc, API returns a http status code accordingly and an error message.
By using this client library, an error message is detected and taken, and an exception is raised, so you can handle it like this:
from sendbee_api import SendbeeRequestApiException
try:
api.send_template_message(...)
except SendbeeRequestApiException as e:
print(e)
Authenticate webhook request
After activating your webhook URL in Sendbee Dashboard, we will start sending requests on that URL depending on which webhook type is linked with that webhook URL.
Every request that we make will have authorization token in header, like this:
{
...
'X-Authorization': '__auth_token_here__',
...
}
To authenticate requests that we make to your webhook URL, take this token from request header and check it using Sendbee API Client:
from sendbee_api import SendbeeApi
api = SendbeeApi('__your_api_key_here__', '__your_secret_key_here__')
token = '...' # taken from the request header
if api.auth.check_auth_token(token):
print('Weeee... Sendbee sent me the data on my webhook URL \o/ :)')
Warnings
Sometimes APi returns a worning so you could be warned about something.
The waning is displayed in standard output:
Debugging
This library has it's own internal debugging tool.
By default it is disabled, and to enable it, pass the debug parameter:
from sendbee_api import SendbeeApi
api = SendbeeApi(
'__your_api_key_here__', '__your_secret_key_here__',
'__business_id_here__', debug=True
)
Once you enabled the internal debug tool, every request to API will output various request and response data in standard output:
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