Version 4.2.7

• Removes test dependencies from install package. (#53)
• Build and upload universal wheels alongside source dists.

Version 4.2.2

• Fix bug where the six module was not set as a installation dependency.
• Remove relative imports.
• Improve Python 3 support.
• Use PEP 8 formatting.
• See #43 for details.

Published at https://pypi.python.org/pypi/createsend/4.2.2.

Version 4.2.1

• Decode JSON API responses using UTF-8: (#38)

Version 4.2.0

• Support Python 3: #27
• Use CGI SERVER_NAME in UA string: #32

Version 4.1.1

• Fixed the MANIFEST file so that it includes new Transactional files (#25).

Version 4.1.0

Added support for Transactional Email

Version 4.0.0

• Removed CreateSend.apikey to promote using OAuth rather than basic auth with an API key.
• Started using the https://api.createsend.com/api/v3.1/ API endpoint.
• Added support for new segments structure.

  • Segments now includes a new RuleGroups member, instead of a Rules member.

    So for example, when you previously would have created a segment like so:

    segment.create(list.ListID, 'Python API Segment', [ { "Subject": "EmailAddress", "Clauses": ["CONTAINS pyapi.com"] } ])

    You would now do this:

    segment.create(list.ListID, 'Python API Segment', [ { "Rules": [ { "RuleType": "EmailAddress", "Clause": "CONTAINS pyapi.com" } ] } ])

  • The Add Rule call is now Add Rule Group, taking a rulegroup argument instead of a subject & clauses argument.

    Segment.add_rulegroup(self, rulegroup):

    So for example, when you previously would have added a rule like so:

    segment.add_rule( "EmailAddress", ["CONTAINS pyapi.com"] )

    You would now do this:

    segment.add_rulegroup( { "Rules": [ { "RuleType": "EmailAddress", "Clause": "CONTAINS pyapi.com" } ] } )

Version 3.4.0

• Modified several methods so that unnecessary arguments are no longer needed.

  The following methods were updated:

  • Administrator.get()
  • Person.get()
  • Subscriber.get()

  As an example using, previously you would write:

  subscriber = Subscriber(auth, 'listid', 'me@test.com').get('listid', 'me@test.com')

  Now you can write:

  subscriber = Subscriber(auth, 'listid', 'me@test.com').get()

Version 3.3.0

• Added support for validating SSL certificates to avoid man-in-the-middle attacks.