Retrieve Subscriber Details

Use the Get method to return information about existing subscribers.

Ruby

require 'fuelsdk'
myClient = FuelSDK::Client.new {'client' => { 'id' => CLIENTID, 'secret' => SECRET }}
subscriber = FuelSDK::Subscriber.new
subscriber.authStub = myclient
response = subscriber.get
p response

PHP

require('ET_Client.php');
$myclient = new ET_Client();
$subscriber = new ET_Subscriber();
$subscriber->authStub = $myclient;
$response = $subscriber->get();
print_r($response);

Python

import ET_Client
myclient = ET_Client.ET_Client()
subscriber = ET_Client.ET_Subscriber()
subscriber.auth_stub = myclient
results = subscriber.get()
print results

CSharp

Using FuelSDK;
ET_Client myclient = new ET_Client();
ET_Subscriber subscriber = new ET_Subscriber();
subscriber.AuthStub = myclient;
GetReturn results = subscriber.Get();
Console.WriteLine("Get Status: " + results.Status.ToString());

Java

Streamline Your Usage of Get

Optionally, you can set the props property when using the Get method in order to limit the number of fields returned. If you don't define the props property, the call returns all fields. You can provide the props property as an array containing any combination of the following values:

• ID
• PartnerKey
• CreatedDate
• Client.ID
• Client.PartnerClientKey
• EmailAddress
• SubscriberKey
• UnsubscribedDate
• Status
• EmailTypePreference

Ruby

subscriber.props = ['EmailAddress', 'SubscriberKey']

PHP

$subscriber->props = array('EmailAddress', 'SubscriberKey');

Python

subscriber.props = ["EmailAddress","SubscriberKey"]

CSharp

subscriber.Props = new string[] { "EmailAddress", "SubscriberKey" };

Java

Filter Get Requests

Optionally, you can set the filter property to limit the number of results returned. If you don't define the props property, the call returns all fields. A filter consists of three key/value pairs:

1. Property: Any of the properties that can be returned for a subscriber
2. SimpleOperator: Valid simple operators include the following:
   • equals
   • notEquals
   • greaterThan
   • lessThan
3. Value/DateValue: Use DateValue to match values when using a Date datatype. Otherwise, use Value.

Ruby

subscriber.filter = {'Property' => 'SubscriberKey','SimpleOperator' => 'equals','Value' => 'MySubscriber'}

PHP

$subscriber->filter = array('Property' => 'SubscriberKey','SimpleOperator' => 'equals','Value' => 'MySubscriber');

Python

subscriber.search_filter = {"Property" => "SubscriberKey","SimpleOperator" => "equals","Value" => "MySubscriber"}

CSharp

subscriber.SearchFilter = new SimpleFilterPart() { Property = "SubscriberKey", SimpleOperator = SimpleOperators.equals, Value = new string[] { "MySubscriber" } };

Java