Cakemail API

Email API

Endpointhttps://api.cakemail.dev

Submit and track individual transactional emails. The Email API provides full control over email content, tracking, and delivery. Each email goes through a lifecycle: submitted, queued, delivered, with events for opens, clicks, bounces, and unsubscribes. Includes statistics, activity logs, and tag-based organization.

Submit an email

POST

https://api.cakemail.dev

/v2/emails

Submit an email to be sent.

Request body

Every request requires a sender and a content object. content must include a subject and exactly one of html / text (with an encoding) or a template.

Beyond that, the body comes in one of five shapes. Which one applies is determined by content.type (marketing or transactional) and how you identify the recipient — by raw email, or by contact_id within a list:

`content.type`	Required recipient fields	When to use
`transactional`	`email`	To an address, without list management.
`transactional`	`email` + `list_id`	To an address, with list management.
`transactional`	`list_id` + `contact_id`	To an existing contact in a list.
`marketing`	`email` + `list_id`	To an address; marketing always requires a `list_id`.
`marketing`	`list_id` + `contact_id`	To an existing contact in a list.

email and contact_id are mutually exclusive: identify the recipient by one or the other, never both. tags, tracking, additional_headers and attachment are optional in every shape.

Email status lifecycle:

submitted: Email has been submitted to the API using this endpoint.
queued: Email has been queued for delivery.
delivered: Email has been successfully delivered.
rejected: Email has been rejected by the API. See the reason in metadata for more information.
error: Email has encountered an error. See the error in metadata for more information.
open: Email has been opened.
click: Email has been clicked.
bounce: Email has bounced.
spam: Email has been marked as spam.
unsubscribe: Email has been unsubscribed.
global_unsubscribe: Email has been globally unsubscribed (suppressed by user request).

Required scope(s): emailapi:send

Submit an email › query Parameters

account_id

integer · min: 1

Optional Account ID to be used for the request

Submit an email › Request Body

anyOf

At least one variant must match. Multiple variants may match simultaneously.

Decision Table

Variant	Matching Criteria
	type = object · requires: sender, content, email +1 more
	type = object · requires: sender, content, list_id +1 more
	type = object · requires: sender, content, email +1 more
	type = object · requires: sender, content, list_id +1 more
	type = object · requires: sender, content, email

Properties for SubmitMarketingEmail:

object · required

email

string · email · required

Recipient's email address

list_id

integer · min: 1 · required

List ID.

tags

string[] · minLength: 1 · maxLength: 255 · pattern: ^[a-zA-Z0-9-_]+$

List of tags to apply to the email

object

object[]

Custom mail headers

One or more file attachments

Submit an email › Responses

Successful Response

email

string · required

Recipient email address

object · required

object

string

Object type

Default: email

submitted

boolean

Whether the email was submitted

Default: true

POST/v2/emails

curl --request POST \
  --url https://api.cakemail.dev/v2/emails \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --data '
{
  "sender": {
    "id": "id",
    "name": "name"
  },
  "tags": [
    "string"
  ],
  "tracking": {
    "opens": true,
    "clicks_html": true,
    "clicks_text": true
  },
  "additional_headers": [
    {
      "name": "name",
      "value": "value"
    }
  ],
  "attachment": {
    "filename": "filename",
    "type": "csv",
    "content": "content"
  },
  "content": {
    "subject": "subject",
    "html": "html",
    "text": "text",
    "template": {
      "id": 0
    },
    "encoding": "utf-8",
    "custom_attributes": [
      {
        "name": "name",
        "value": "value"
      }
    ],
    "markup": {},
    "type": "marketing"
  },
  "email": "test@example.com",
  "list_id": 0
}
'

shell

Example Request Body

{
  "sender": {
    "id": "id",
    "name": "name"
  },
  "tags": [
    "string"
  ],
  "tracking": {
    "opens": true,
    "clicks_html": true,
    "clicks_text": true
  },
  "additional_headers": [
    {
      "name": "name",
      "value": "value"
    }
  ],
  "attachment": {
    "filename": "filename",
    "type": "csv",
    "content": "content"
  },
  "content": {
    "subject": "subject",
    "html": "html",
    "text": "text",
    "template": {
      "id": 0
    },
    "encoding": "utf-8",
    "custom_attributes": [
      {
        "name": "name",
        "value": "value"
      }
    ],
    "markup": {},
    "type": "marketing"
  },
  "email": "test@example.com",
  "list_id": 0
}

json

Example Responses

{
  "email": "email",
  "object": "object",
  "submitted": true,
  "data": {
    "id": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000",
    "status": "queued"
  }
}

json

application/json

Retrieve a submitted email

GET

https://api.cakemail.dev

/v2/emails/{email_id}

Retrieve the details and current status of a previously submitted email, including delivery events, timestamps, and rendered content URL.

Required scope(s): emailapi:read

Retrieve a submitted email › path Parameters

email_id

string · uuid · required

Retrieve a submitted email › query Parameters

account_id

integer · min: 1

Optional Account ID to be used for the request

Retrieve a submitted email › Responses

Successful Response

email_id

string · uuid · required

Unique identifier of the email

status

string · enum · required

An enumeration.

Enum values:

submitted

processing

click

open

bounce

spam

unsubscribe

unsubscribe_reason

email

string · required

Recipient email address

submitted_time

integer · required

Submission timestamp

object · required

provider

string

Email delivery provider

unsubscribed

boolean

Whether recipient unsubscribed

Default: false

global_unsubscribed

boolean

Whether recipient globally unsubscribed

Default: false

soft_bounced

boolean

Whether the email soft bounced

Default: false

hard_bounced

boolean

Whether the email hard bounced

Default: false

reported_as_spam

boolean

Whether the email was reported as spam

Default: false

open

integer

Number of times the email was opened

Default: 0

click

integer

Number of link clicks in the email

Default: 0

list_id

integer

ID of the contact list

tags

string[]

Tags associated with the email

object[]

Additional email headers

thumbnail_url

string

URL to the email thumbnail image

GET/v2/emails/{email_id}

curl --request GET \
  --url https://api.cakemail.dev/v2/emails/:email_id

shell

Example Responses

{
  "email_id": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000",
  "status": "submitted",
  "email": "email",
  "provider": "provider",
  "submitted_time": 0,
  "unsubscribed": true,
  "global_unsubscribed": true,
  "soft_bounced": true,
  "hard_bounced": true,
  "reported_as_spam": true,
  "open": 0,
  "click": 0,
  "list_id": 0,
  "tags": [
    "string"
  ],
  "sender": {
    "id": "id",
    "name": "name",
    "email": "email"
  },
  "content": {
    "subject": "subject",
    "template_id": 0,
    "custom_attributes": [
      {
        "name": "name",
        "value": "value"
      }
    ],
    "type": "marketing"
  },
  "tracking": {
    "opens": true,
    "clicks_html": true,
    "clicks_text": true
  },
  "additional_headers": [
    {
      "name": "name",
      "value": "value"
    }
  ],
  "thumbnail_url": "thumbnail_url"
}

json

application/json

Render a submitted email

GET

https://api.cakemail.dev

/v2/emails/{email_id}/render

Render the HTML content of a submitted email. By default returns the final rendered version with merge tags replaced. Use as_submitted to see the original content before rendering.

Required scope(s): emailapi:read

Render a submitted email › path Parameters

email_id

string · uuid · required

Render a submitted email › query Parameters

as_submitted

boolean

Render the original submitted content of the email

Default: false

tracking

boolean

Enable tracking

Default: false

account_id

integer · min: 1

Optional Account ID to be used for the request

Render a submitted email › Responses

Successful Response

string

GET/v2/emails/{email_id}/render

curl --request GET \
  --url https://api.cakemail.dev/v2/emails/:email_id/render

shell

Example Responses

string

html

text/html

List Email Tags

GET

https://api.cakemail.dev

/email-tags

Email Tags are used to group sent emails into a logical group or category. This endpoint will return a list of all the Email Tags that have been created for the account.

To create a tag, specify its name at send time in the tags field of the email object. If the tag does not exist, it will be created automatically.

Use the type parameter to filter tags from the emails or events table, optionally combined with start_time, end_time, and a tags filter for complex queries.

Required scope(s): emailapi:read

List Email Tags › query Parameters

type

string · enum

Query tags from the emails or events table. Required when using start_time, end_time, or tags filters.

Enum values:

emails

events

start_time

integer · min: 1 · max: 2147483647

end_time

integer · min: 1 · max: 2147483647

account_id

integer · min: 1

Optional Account ID to be used for the request

page

integer · min: 1

Default: 1

per_page

integer · min: 1

Default: 50

with_count

boolean

Include count in the response

Default: true

name

string

Tag name to filter by, with optional operator.

Operators:

==: Exact match (default) !=: Not equal ~~: Like (anywhere in the email) !~: Not like (anywhere in the email)

Tag name to filter by, with optional operator.

Operators:

==: Exact match (default) !=: Not equal ~~: Like (anywhere in the email) !~: Not like (anywhere in the email)

Example: tag1~~tag

tags

string

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

List Email Tags › Responses

Successful Response

object · required

data

string[] · required

List of email tags

GET/email-tags

curl --request GET \
  --url https://api.cakemail.dev/email-tags

shell

Example Responses

{
  "pagination": {
    "page": 0,
    "per_page": 0,
    "count": 0
  },
  "data": [
    "string"
  ]
}

json

application/json

Show Email API activity logs

GET

https://api.cakemail.dev

/v2/logs/emails

List individual Email API activity events (deliveries, opens, clicks, bounces, etc.). Filterable by time range, log type, tags, and providers.

Required scope(s): logs:read

Show Email API activity logs › query Parameters

log_type

string · enum

An enumeration.

Enum values:

all

submitted

rejected

error

queued

delivered

open

click

Default: all

email_id

string · uuid

iso_time

boolean

Convert timestamps to human readable ISO format

Default: false

account_id

integer · min: 1

Optional Account ID to be used for the request

page

integer · min: 1

Default: 1

per_page

integer · min: 1 · max: 100

Default: 50

start_time

integer · min: 1 · max: 2147483647

Start time for the report, defaults to 7 days ago.

end_time

integer · min: 1 · max: 2147483647

End time for the report, defaults to the current time.

tags

string

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

providers

string

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

sort

string

Sort term and direction, using syntax [-|+]term.

Valid terms:

id
time
submitted_time
type
provider

Sort term and direction, using syntax [-|+]term.

Valid terms:

id
time
submitted_time
type
provider

Default: -time

Show Email API activity logs › Responses

Successful Response

object · required

object[] · required

List of Email API log entries

GET/v2/logs/emails

curl --request GET \
  --url https://api.cakemail.dev/v2/logs/emails

shell

Example Responses

{
  "pagination": {
    "page": 0,
    "per_page": 0,
    "has_more": true
  },
  "parameters": {
    "start_time": 0,
    "end_time": 0,
    "interval": "interval",
    "resolution": "resolution",
    "iso_time": true,
    "timezone": "timezone",
    "tags": {},
    "providers": {}
  },
  "data": [
    {
      "id": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000",
      "type": "submitted",
      "email_id": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000",
      "time": 0,
      "email": "email",
      "subject": "subject",
      "provider": "provider",
      "tags": [
        "string"
      ],
      "sender_name": "sender_name",
      "sender_email": "sender_email",
      "metadata": {}
    }
  ]
}

json

application/json

Show Email API activity summary

GET

https://api.cakemail.dev

/logs/emails-summary

Get a per-email summary of Email API activity, showing each email's latest status, engagement, and delivery details. Filterable by email address, status, engagement level, tags, and providers.

Required scope(s): logs:read

Show Email API activity summary › query Parameters

email_id

string · uuid

engagement

string · enum

An enumeration.

Enum values:

click

open

none

open_not_click

status

string · enum

An enumeration.

Enum values:

submitted

delivered

queued

rejected

error

bounced

spam

unsubscribed

iso_time

boolean

Convert timestamps to human readable ISO format

Default: false

account_id

integer · min: 1

Optional Account ID to be used for the request

page

integer · min: 1

Default: 1

per_page

integer · min: 1 · max: 100

Default: 50

start_time

integer · min: 1 · max: 2147483647

Start time for the report, defaults to 7 days ago.

end_time

integer · min: 1 · max: 2147483647

End time for the report, defaults to the current time.

tags

string

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

providers

string

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

sort

string

Sort term and direction, using syntax [-|+]term.

Valid terms:

submitted_time

Sort term and direction, using syntax [-|+]term.

Valid terms:

submitted_time

Default: -submitted_time

email

string

Email address to filter by, with optional operator.

Operators:

==: Exact match (default) !=: Not equal ~~: Like (anywhere in the email) !~: Not like (anywhere in the email)

Email address to filter by, with optional operator.

Operators:

==: Exact match (default) !=: Not equal ~~: Like (anywhere in the email) !~: Not like (anywhere in the email)

Example: localpart@domain.com

Show Email API activity summary › Responses

Successful Response

object · required

object[] · required

List of email summaries

GET/logs/emails-summary

curl --request GET \
  --url https://api.cakemail.dev/logs/emails-summary

shell

Example Responses

{
  "pagination": {
    "page": 0,
    "per_page": 0,
    "has_more": true
  },
  "parameters": {
    "start_time": 0,
    "end_time": 0,
    "interval": "interval",
    "resolution": "resolution",
    "iso_time": true,
    "timezone": "timezone",
    "tags": {},
    "providers": {}
  },
  "data": [
    {
      "email_id": "00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000",
      "status": "submitted",
      "email": "email",
      "subject": "subject",
      "tags": [
        "string"
      ],
      "provider": "provider",
      "submitted_time": 0,
      "delivered_time": 0,
      "first_open_time": 0,
      "first_click_time": 0,
      "first_engagement_time": 0,
      "last_engagement_time": 0,
      "unsubscribed": true,
      "global_unsubscribed": true,
      "soft_bounce": true,
      "hard_bounce": true,
      "reported_as_spam": true,
      "open": 0,
      "click": 0
    }
  ]
}

json

application/json

Show Email API statistics

GET

https://api.cakemail.dev

/v2/reports/emails

Generate email statistics for the Email API.

Statistics are aggregated with a minimum granularity of 5 minutes. As a result, the returned intervals may extend beyond the requested time range. Intervals are always whole, except for the last interval if the requested end time is the current time.

Required scope(s): reports:read

Show Email API statistics › query Parameters

interval

string · enum

An enumeration.

Enum values:

15m

30m

iso_time

boolean

Convert timestamps to human readable ISO format

account_id

integer · min: 1

Optional Account ID to be used for the request

start_time

integer · min: 1 · max: 2147483647

Start time for the report.

end_time

integer · min: 1 · max: 2147483647

End time for the report.

providers

string

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

tags

string

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

Recursive Filter Query Language

The filter is a JSON object that represents a recursive query structure. It uses the logical operators and, or, not and is as keys, with the following types of values:

object: A nested filter object that defines additional conditions.
string: A condition expressed as a single string.
array: An array of strings (conditions) or nested filter objects.

The and and or operators accept object and array
The not operator accepts object and string
The is operator accepts object and string

Examples

1. Simple condition with a string


Code
 
{ "is": "condition1" }

2. Array of strings


Code
 
{ "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }

3. Nested filter object


Code
 
{ "not": { "and": ["condition1", "condition2"] } }

4. Complex recursive query


Code
 
{ "and": [ { "or": ["condition1", "condition2"] }, { "not": { "and": ["condition3", "condition4"] } } ] }

Show Email API statistics › Responses

Successful Response

object · required

object[] · required

Statistics per interval

GET/v2/reports/emails

curl --request GET \
  --url https://api.cakemail.dev/v2/reports/emails

shell

Example Responses

{
  "parameters": {
    "start_time": 0,
    "end_time": 0,
    "interval": "interval",
    "resolution": "resolution",
    "iso_time": true,
    "timezone": "timezone",
    "tags": {},
    "providers": {}
  },
  "data": [
    {
      "interval_start": 0,
      "interval_end": 0,
      "submitted": 0,
      "rejected": 0,
      "error": 0,
      "queued": 0,
      "processed": 0,
      "delivered": 0,
      "unique_open": 0,
      "unique_click": 0,
      "open": 0,
      "click": 0,
      "bounce": 0,
      "hard_bounce": 0,
      "soft_bounce": 0,
      "spam": 0,
      "unsubscribe": 0,
      "global_unsubscribe": 0,
      "unique_open_rate": 0,
      "unique_click_rate": 0,
      "open_rate": 0,
      "click_rate": 0,
      "clickthru_rate": 0,
      "delivery_rate": 0,
      "error_rate": 0,
      "reject_rate": 0,
      "bounce_rate": 0,
      "global_unsubscribe_rate": 0,
      "unsubscribe_rate": 0,
      "spam_rate": 0
    }
  ]
}

json

application/json

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