- [Home page](https://www.brimit.com/) - [Blog](https://www.brimit.com/blog) # Sitecore Send APIs [Tech Talks](https://www.brimit.com/blog?categories=Tech%20Talks) [DXP](https://www.brimit.com/blog?platforms=DXP) [Igor Zharikov](https://www.brimit.com/blog/author?authors=Igor%20Zharikov) on May 16, 2024 ![Sitecore Send APIs](https://www.brimit.com/-/jssmedia/images/blog/sitecore-send-apis/sitecoresendapisv11.png?h=1040&iar=0&w=2660&hash=BB68640DDF6AD9540B90B9F153BAF511) #### Introduction * * * The result repository: [**Sitecore Send APIs (Unofficial)**](https://github.com/izharikov/SitecoreSend) * * * During Sitecore SUGCON EU 2024 in Dublin I attended [Alex Doroshenko's](https://twitter.com/adoprog) presentation **"It is all about APIs"**. I really enjoyed it and I share the same passion and love to the APIs as him: APIs are powerful and it's always good to have an option: do something using UI or API. One part of his presentation was about **Sitecore Send APIs**. Overall there are not so much information about it, apart from [Documented API](https://doc.sitecore.com/send/en/developers/api-documentation/introduction-to-the-sitecore-send-api.html). So I came up with an idea: why not to summarize all **Sitecore Send APIs** references available (together with some experience I have with other APIs) into one place and share it with a community, so here's [**Git repository**](https://github.com/izharikov/SitecoreSend) about it. #### Structure ##### .NET Client .NET Client for Sitecore Send is published to [Nuget](https://www.nuget.org/packages/SitecoreSend.SDK) and can be used in your application. Usage is the following: ``` var apiConfiguration = new ApiConfiguration { ApiKey = "[YOUR API KEY]", }; // or any other service IMailingListService mailingListService = new MailingListService(apiConfiguration); var response = await mailingListService.GetAllMailingLists(); // ensure response is not null and Success is true if (response is {Success: true}) { IList? allLists = response.Data?.MailingLists; // handle allLists } ``` Currently it's a wrapper around [Sitecore Send Documented API](https://doc.sitecore.com/send/en/developers/api-documentation/introduction-to-the-sitecore-send-api.html). But I'm planning to extend it. I also implemented integration tests, so you can reference [README](https://github.com/izharikov/SitecoreSend/tree/main/dotnet#integration-tests) for running them. Also those tests can be used as example of usage the client. ##### Postman [Postman collection](https://www.brimit.com/blog/api/postman/collection/Sitecore Send API.postman_collection.json) was generated based on previously generated for Moosend (see [article](https://neilkillen.com/2021/12/16/creating-a-postman-collection-for-sitecore-send-moosend/) from Neil Killen for more details). It contains the following folders: - `Public API` - documented API - `Internal API` - some internal API, which is used in Sitecore Send admin panel. - `Tracking API` - API requests used to track Sitecore Send events Features: - `apiKey` should be configured on Environment level and is automatically used in all requests - internal variables, e.g. `CampaignID` or `mailingListId` - you can retrieve it once by id and then use in other get statistics / update requests Configure API Key: ![configure api key](https://www.brimit.com/-/media/images/blog/sitecore-send-apis/postman_configure_apikey.png) Variable set is implemented using `Tests` section: ![set Postman variable](https://www.brimit.com/-/media/images/blog/sitecore-send-apis/postman_variables_set.png) ##### Open API (Swagger) specification One more thing was to provide a way to generate API clients for any language (not only C#). So best tool I know is Open API. Using documentation and Chat GPT I generated really large [specification file](https://github.com/izharikov/SitecoreSend/blob/main/api/openapi/swagger.yml) - 3308 lines currently. You just need to authorize and run requests: ![Swagger](https://www.brimit.com/-/media/images/blog/sitecore-send-apis/swagger.png) Client for your language can be generated just directly from [SwaggerHub](https://app.swaggerhub.com/apis/ZHARIKOVIGOR97/sitecoresendapi/latest): ![Open API client generate](https://www.brimit.com/-/media/images/blog/sitecore-send-apis/openapi_client_generate.png) Just to show the process of generate in Chat GPT: ![Open API generation process with Chat GPT](https://www.brimit.com/-/media/images/blog/sitecore-send-apis/openapi_gtp_generate.png) Quite long and monotonous work, but it was worth it. #### Current state and contributions .Net SDK library is still in progress and you can check roadmap in the [dotnet README](https://github.com/izharikov/SitecoreSend/tree/main/dotnet). If you're Sitecore Send enthusiast and have some ideas how to improve (or something is not working / you found a bug) - fill free to contact me via [email](mailto:zharikovigor97@gmail.com), in [Sitecore Slack](https://sitecore.chat/) or in [X](https://twitter.com/i_zharikov). #### Conclusion I hope this repository can be place, where any developer working with Sitecore Send can find something useful for everyday work. 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