intercom Package¶

`event` Module¶

Intercom API wrapper.

class intercom.events.Event¶

Bases: intercom.user.UserId

classmethod create(event_name=None, user_id=None, email=None, metadata=None)¶

event_name¶: The name of the Event.

save()¶

Create an Event from this objects properties:

>>> event = Event()
>>> event.event_name = "shared-item"
>>> event.email = "joe@example.com"
>>> event.save()

`intercom` Package¶

Intercom API wrapper.

exception intercom.__init__.AuthenticationError(message, result=None)¶

Bases: intercom.intercom.IntercomError

Raised when a request cannot be authenticated by the API.

exception intercom.__init__.BadGatewayError(message, result=None)¶

Bases: intercom.intercom.IntercomError

Raised when a request does not reach the API due to a 502.

class intercom.__init__.Intercom¶

Bases: object

Intercom API Wrapper

api_endpoint = 'https://api.intercom.io/v1/'¶

api_key = None¶

api_version = 1¶

app_id = None¶

classmethod create_event(event_name=None, user_id=None, email=None, metadata=None)¶: Create an event

classmethod create_impression(user_id=None, email=None, user_ip=None, user_agent=None, location=None)¶

Create an impression.

>>> result = Intercom.create_impression(email="somebody@example.com",
... user_agent="MyApp/1.0", user_ip="2.3.4.5")
>>> result['unread_messages']
1

classmethod create_message_thread(user_id=None, email=None, body=None)¶

Create a MessageThread.

>>> message_thread = Intercom.create_message_thread(
... email="somebody@example.com",
... body="Hey Intercom, What is up?")
>>> message_thread['thread_id']
5591
>>> len(message_thread['messages'])
3
>>> message_thread['messages'][0]['html']
u'<p>Hey Intercom, What is up?</p>

’

classmethod create_note(user_id=None, email=None, body=None)¶

Create a note.

>>> result = Intercom.create_note(email="somebody@example.com",
... body="This is a note")
>>> result['html']
u'<p>This is a note</p>'
>>> result['user']['email']
u'somebody@example.com'

classmethod create_tag(name, tag_or_untag, user_ids=None, emails=None)¶

Create a tag (and maybe tag users).

>>> tag = Intercom.create_tag("Free Trial", "tag",
... user_ids=["abc123", "def456"])
>>> tag['id'] != None
True
>>> tag['name']
u'Free Trial'
>>> tag['tagged_user_count']
2

classmethod create_user(**kwargs)¶

Creates a user.

N.B. Social and geo location data is fetched asynchronously, so a secondary call to users will be required to fetch it.

Arguments

user_id: required (if no email) — a unique string identifier for the user
email: required (if no user_id) — the user’s email address
name: The user’s full name
created_at: A UNIX timestamp representing the date the user was created
custom_data: A hash of key/value pairs containing any other data about the user you want Intercom to store.
last_seen_ip: An ip address (e.g. “1.2.3.4”) representing the last ip address the user visited your application from. (Used for updating location_data)
last_seen_user_agent: The user agent the user last visited your application with.
companies: An array of hashes describing the companies this user belongs to. Currently companies are not returned in the response.
last_request_at or last_impression_at: A UNIX timestamp representing the date the user last visited your application.
unsubscribed_from_emails: A boolean value representing the users unsubscribed status.

>>> user = Intercom.create_user(user_id='7902',
... email='ben@intercom.io',
... name='Somebody', created_at=1270000000, last_seen_ip='1.2.3.4',
... custom_data={ 'app_name': 'Genesis'}, last_request_at=1300000000)
>>> user['name']
u'Somebody'
>>> user['custom_data']['app_name']
u'Genesis'
>>> user['last_impression_at']
1300000000

classmethod delete_user(user_id=None, email=None)¶

Delete a user.

>>> user = Intercom.get_user(user_id='123')
>>> user['email']
u'somebody@example.com'

classmethod get_message_threads(user_id=None, email=None, thread_id=None)¶

If a thread_id is specified, this returns a specific MessageThread (if it can find one), otherwise it returns all MessageThreads for the particular user.

>>> message_threads = Intercom.get_message_threads(
... email="somebody@example.com")
>>> type(message_threads)
<type 'list'>
>>> message_thread = Intercom.get_message_threads(
... email="somebody@example.com", thread_id=5591)
>>> type(message_thread)
<type 'dict'>

classmethod get_tag(name=None)¶

Return a dict for the tag by the specified name.

>>> tag = Intercom.get_tag(name="Free Trial")
>>> tag['id'] != None
True
>>> tag['name']
u'Free Trial'
>>> tag['tagged_user_count']
2

classmethod get_user(email=None, user_id=None)¶

Return a dict for the user represented by the specified email or user_id.

>>> user = Intercom.get_user(user_id='123')
>>> user['name']
u'Somebody'

classmethod get_users(**kwargs)¶

Returns a paginated list of all users in your application on Intercom.

Arguments

page: optional (defaults to 1)
per_page: optional (defaults to 500, max value of 500)
tag_id: optional — query for users that are tagged with a specific tag.
tag_name: optional — query for users that are tagged with a specific tag.

Response

users: an array of User objects (same as returned by getting a single User)
total_count: the total number of Users tracked in your Intercom application
page: the current requested page
next_page: the next page number, if any
previous_page: the previous page number, if any
total_pages: the total number of pages

>>> result = Intercom.get_users()
>>> type(result)
<type 'dict'>
>>> len(result['users'])
3

classmethod reply_message_thread(user_id=None, email=None, thread_id=None, body=None, read=None)¶

Reply to the specific thread.

>>> message_thread = Intercom.reply_message_thread(
... email="somebody@example.com",
... thread_id=5591,
... body="If you're not talking to me you must be talking to someone")
>>> len(message_thread)
9
>>> message_thread['thread_id']
5591
>>> len(message_thread['messages'])
3

timeout = 10¶

classmethod update_tag(name, tag_or_untag, user_ids=None, emails=None)¶

Update a tag (and maybe tag users).

>>> tag = Intercom.update_tag("Free Trial", "tag",
... user_ids=["abc123", "def456"])
>>> tag['id'] != None
True
>>> tag['name']
u'Free Trial'
>>> tag['tagged_user_count']
2

classmethod update_user(**kwargs)¶

Update a user with the available parameters.

>>> user = Intercom.get_user(user_id='123')
>>> user['name']
u'Somebody'
>>> user = Intercom.update_user(user_id='123', name='Guido')
>>> user['name']
u'Guido'

exception intercom.__init__.ResourceNotFound(message, result=None)¶

Bases: intercom.intercom.IntercomError

Raised when a resource cannot be found e.g. a non-existant User.

exception intercom.__init__.ServerError(message, result=None)¶

Bases: intercom.intercom.IntercomError

Raised when the API returns an error other than an auth or not found.

exception intercom.__init__.ServiceUnavailableError(message, result=None)¶

Bases: intercom.intercom.IntercomError

Raised when the API cannot be handle a request.

class intercom.__init__.Impression¶

Bases: intercom.user.UserId

An Impression represents an interaction between a User and your application.

classmethod create(user_id=None, email=None, user_ip=None, user_agent=None, location=None)¶

Create an Impression.

>>> Impression.create(email="somebody@example.com",
...        location="/pricing/upgrade",
...        user_ip="1.2.3.4",
...        user_agent="my-service-iphone-app-1.2")
{u'unread_messages': 1}

location¶: The location where this Impression originated e.g. /pricing/upgrade or ‘DesktopApp: Pricing’ or ‘iOS’.

save()¶

Create an Impression from this objects properties:

>>> impression = Impression()
>>> impression.email = "somebody@example.com"
>>> impression.location = "/pricing/upgrade"
>>> impression.user_ip = "1.2.3.4"
>>> impression.user_agent = "my-service-iphone-app-1.2"
>>> impression.save()
>>> impression.unread_messages
1

unread_messages¶: The number of unread messages for the User who made the Impression for the current location.

user_agent¶: The User Agent that created this Impression e.g. the browser User Agent, or the name and version of an application.

user_ip¶: The IP address where this Impression originated.

class intercom.__init__.MessageThread¶

Bases: dict

An Intercom conversation between an admin and a User.

body¶

classmethod create(user_id=None, email=None, body=None)¶

Creates a new converstion.

>>> email = "somebody@example.com"
>>> body = "Hi everybody, I'm Doctor Nick"
>>> message_thread = MessageThread.create(email=email, body=body)
>>> message_thread.thread_id
5591
>>> len(message_thread.messages)
3

created_at¶: Sets a timestamp of when the last update occurred.

classmethod find(user_id=None, email=None, thread_id=None)¶

Finds a particular conversation for a particular user.

>>> message_thread = MessageThread.find(email="somebody@example.com")
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
ValueError: No thread_id specified
>>> message_thread = MessageThread.find(email="somebody@example.com",
... thread_id=5591)
>>> len(message_thread.messages)
3
>>> message = message_thread.messages[0]
>>> type(message)
<class 'intercom.message_thread.Message'>

classmethod find_all(user_id=None, email=None)¶

Finds all Messages for a particular user.

>>> message_threads = MessageThread.find_all(
... email="somebody@example.com")
>>> len(message_threads)
1

messages¶: Returns a list of Messages in this MessageThread.

read¶: Returns whether this thread has been read or not.

classmethod reply(user_id=None, email=None, thread_id=None, body=None, read=None)¶

Reply to an existing conversation.

>>> email = "somebody@example.com"
>>> thread_id = 5591
>>> body = "Are you talking to me?"
>>> message_thread = MessageThread.reply(email=email,
... thread_id=thread_id, body=body)
>>> len(message_thread.messages)
3
>>> message_thread.messages[0].html
u'<p>Hey Intercom, What is up?</p>

’

>>> message_thread.messages[1].html
u'<p>Not much, you?

’

>>> message_thread.messages[2].html
u'<p>Not much either :(</p>

’

set_body(value)¶: Set the body of a reply.

thread_id¶: Returns the thread_id of this MessageThread.

updated_at¶: Returns a datetime of when the last update occurred.

class intercom.__init__.Note¶

Bases: intercom.user.UserId

A note on a User.

body¶: The body of the note.

classmethod create(user_id=None, email=None, body=None)¶

Create a Note.

>>> note = Note.create(email="somebody@example.com",
...        body="This is a note.")
>>> note.created_at.year
2011
>>> note.html
u'<p>This is a note</p>'

created_at¶: Returns the datetime this note was created – set by an API response.

html¶: Get the html of the note – set by an API response.

save()¶

Create a Note from this objects properties:

>>> note = Note()
>>> note.email = "somebody@example.com"
>>> note.body = "This is a note."
>>> note.save()
>>> note.html
u'<p>This is a note</p>'

user¶: Get the noted user – set by an API response.

class intercom.__init__.User¶

Bases: intercom.user.UserId

Object representing http://docs.intercom.io/#UserData).

classmethod all()¶

Return all of the Users.

>>> users = User.all()
>>> len(users)
3
>>> users[0].email
u'first.user@example.com'

attributes = ('user_id', 'email', 'name', 'created_at', 'custom_data', 'last_seen_ip', 'last_seen_user_agent', 'companies', 'last_impression_at', 'last_request_at', 'unsubscribed_from_emails')¶

companies¶

Get the companies of a user. Currently unsupported by the Intercom API so an AttributeError is raised.

>>> user = User(email="somebody@example.com")
>>> user.companies
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
AttributeError: companies is a write-only property

company¶

Get the company of a user. Currently unsupported by the Intercom API so an AttributeError is raised.

>>> user = User(email="somebody@example.com")
>>> user.company
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
AttributeError: company is a write-only property

classmethod create(**kwargs)¶

Create or update a user.

>>> user = User.create(email="somebody@example.com",last_impression_at=1400000000)
>>> user.name
u'Somebody'
>>> user.last_impression_at.year
2011

created_at¶: Returns the datetime this User started using your application.

custom_data¶

Returns a CustomData object for this User.

>>> users = User.all()
>>> custom_data = users[0].custom_data
>>> type(custom_data)
<class 'intercom.user.CustomData'>
>>> custom_data['monthly_spend']
155.5

classmethod delete(user_id=None, email=None)¶

Deletes a user.

>>> user = User.delete(email="somebody@example.com")
>>> user.user_id
u'123'
>>> user = User.delete(user_id="123")
>>> user.email
u'somebody@example.com'

classmethod find(user_id=None, email=None)¶

Find a user by email or user_id.

>>> user = User.find(email="somebody@example.com")
>>> user.user_id
u'123'
>>> user.name
u'Somebody'
>>> user = User.find(user_id=123)
>>> user.email
u'somebody@example.com'
>>> user.name
u'Somebody'

classmethod find_by_email(email)¶

Find a user by email.

>>> user = User.find_by_email("somebody@example.com")
>>> user.user_id
u'123'
>>> user.name
u'Somebody'

classmethod find_by_user_id(user_id)¶

Find a user by user_id.

>>> user = User.find(user_id=123)
>>> user.email
u'somebody@example.com'
>>> user.name
u'Somebody'

last_impression_at¶: Returns the datetime this User last used your application.

last_request_at¶: Get last time this User interacted with your application.

last_seen_ip¶: Returns the last seen IP address.

last_seen_user_agent¶: Returns the last seen User Agent.

location_data¶

Returns a LocationData object for this User.

>>> users = User.all()
>>> location_data = users[0].location_data
>>> type(location_data)
<class 'intercom.user.LocationData'>
>>> location_data.country_name
u'Chile'
>>> location_data.city_name
u'Santiago'

name¶: Returns the name e.g. Joe Bloggs.

relationship_score¶: Returns the relationship score.

save()¶

Creates or updates a User.

>>> user = User()
>>> user.email = "somebody@example.com"
>>> user.save()
>>> user.name
u'Somebody'

session_count¶: Returns how many sessions this User has used on your application.

social_profiles¶

Returns a list of SocialProfile objects for this User.

>>> users = User.all()
>>> social_profiles = users[0].social_profiles
>>> len(social_profiles)
2
>>> type(social_profiles[0])
<class 'intercom.user.SocialProfile'>
>>> social_profiles[0].type
u'twitter'
>>> social_profiles[0].url
u'http://twitter.com/abc'

unsubscribed_from_emails¶: Returns whether or not the user has unsubscribed from emails

class intercom.__init__.Tag¶

Bases: dict

Represents a tag.

classmethod create(name, tag_or_untag, user_ids=None, emails=None)¶

Create a new tag an optionally tag user.

>>> tag = Tag.create(user_ids=["abc123", "def456"],
...        name="Free Trial", tag_or_untag="tag")
>>> tag.id != None
True
>>> tag.name
u'Free Trial'
>>> tag.tagged_user_count
2

emails¶: The emails of the tag.

classmethod find(**params)¶

Find a tag using params.

>>> tag = Tag.find(name="Free Trial")
>>> tag.id != None
True
>>> tag.name
u'Free Trial'
>>> tag.tagged_user_count
2

classmethod find_by_name(name)¶

Find a tag by name.

>>> tag = Tag.find_by_name("Free Trial")
>>> tag.id != None
True
>>> tag.name
u'Free Trial'
>>> tag.tagged_user_count
2

id¶: The id of the tag.

name¶: Get the name of the tag.

save()¶

Update a tag:

>>> tag = Tag()
>>> tag.user_ids = ["abc123", "def456"]
>>> tag.name = "Free Trial"
>>> tag.tag_or_untag = "tag"
>>> tag.save()
>>> tag.tagged_user_count
2

segment¶: Get the segment of the tag.

tag_or_untag¶: The tag_or_untag of the tag.

tagged_user_count¶: Get the tagged_user_count of the tag.

user_ids¶: The user_ids of the tag.

class intercom.__init__.Event¶

Bases: intercom.user.UserId

classmethod create(event_name=None, user_id=None, email=None, metadata=None)¶

event_name¶: The name of the Event.

save()¶

Create an Event from this objects properties:

>>> event = Event()
>>> event.event_name = "shared-item"
>>> event.email = "joe@example.com"
>>> event.save()

`impression` Module¶

Impression module.

>>> from intercom import Intercom
>>> Intercom.app_id = 'dummy-app-id'
>>> Intercom.api_key = 'dummy-api-key'
>>> from intercom import Impression

class intercom.impression.Impression¶

Bases: intercom.user.UserId

An Impression represents an interaction between a User and your application.

classmethod create(user_id=None, email=None, user_ip=None, user_agent=None, location=None)¶

Create an Impression.

>>> Impression.create(email="somebody@example.com",
...        location="/pricing/upgrade",
...        user_ip="1.2.3.4",
...        user_agent="my-service-iphone-app-1.2")
{u'unread_messages': 1}

location¶: The location where this Impression originated e.g. /pricing/upgrade or ‘DesktopApp: Pricing’ or ‘iOS’.

save()¶

Create an Impression from this objects properties:

>>> impression = Impression()
>>> impression.email = "somebody@example.com"
>>> impression.location = "/pricing/upgrade"
>>> impression.user_ip = "1.2.3.4"
>>> impression.user_agent = "my-service-iphone-app-1.2"
>>> impression.save()
>>> impression.unread_messages
1

unread_messages¶: The number of unread messages for the User who made the Impression for the current location.

user_agent¶: The User Agent that created this Impression e.g. the browser User Agent, or the name and version of an application.

user_ip¶: The IP address where this Impression originated.

`intercom` Module¶

intercom module

All of the API requests are created, and the API responses are parsed here.

>>> from intercom import Intercom
>>> Intercom.app_id = 'dummy-app-id'
>>> Intercom.api_key = 'dummy-api-key'

exception intercom.intercom.AuthenticationError(message, result=None)¶

Bases: intercom.intercom.IntercomError

Raised when a request cannot be authenticated by the API.

exception intercom.intercom.BadGatewayError(message, result=None)¶

Bases: intercom.intercom.IntercomError

Raised when a request does not reach the API due to a 502.

class intercom.intercom.Intercom¶

Bases: object

Intercom API Wrapper

api_endpoint = 'https://api.intercom.io/v1/'¶

api_key = None¶

api_version = 1¶

app_id = None¶

classmethod create_event(event_name=None, user_id=None, email=None, metadata=None)¶: Create an event

classmethod create_impression(user_id=None, email=None, user_ip=None, user_agent=None, location=None)¶

Create an impression.

>>> result = Intercom.create_impression(email="somebody@example.com",
... user_agent="MyApp/1.0", user_ip="2.3.4.5")
>>> result['unread_messages']
1

classmethod create_message_thread(user_id=None, email=None, body=None)¶

Create a MessageThread.

>>> message_thread = Intercom.create_message_thread(
... email="somebody@example.com",
... body="Hey Intercom, What is up?")
>>> message_thread['thread_id']
5591
>>> len(message_thread['messages'])
3
>>> message_thread['messages'][0]['html']
u'<p>Hey Intercom, What is up?</p>

’

classmethod create_note(user_id=None, email=None, body=None)¶

Create a note.

>>> result = Intercom.create_note(email="somebody@example.com",
... body="This is a note")
>>> result['html']
u'<p>This is a note</p>'
>>> result['user']['email']
u'somebody@example.com'

classmethod create_tag(name, tag_or_untag, user_ids=None, emails=None)¶

Create a tag (and maybe tag users).

>>> tag = Intercom.create_tag("Free Trial", "tag",
... user_ids=["abc123", "def456"])
>>> tag['id'] != None
True
>>> tag['name']
u'Free Trial'
>>> tag['tagged_user_count']
2

classmethod create_user(**kwargs)¶

Creates a user.

N.B. Social and geo location data is fetched asynchronously, so a secondary call to users will be required to fetch it.

Arguments

user_id: required (if no email) — a unique string identifier for the user
email: required (if no user_id) — the user’s email address
name: The user’s full name
created_at: A UNIX timestamp representing the date the user was created
custom_data: A hash of key/value pairs containing any other data about the user you want Intercom to store.
last_seen_ip: An ip address (e.g. “1.2.3.4”) representing the last ip address the user visited your application from. (Used for updating location_data)
last_seen_user_agent: The user agent the user last visited your application with.
companies: An array of hashes describing the companies this user belongs to. Currently companies are not returned in the response.
last_request_at or last_impression_at: A UNIX timestamp representing the date the user last visited your application.
unsubscribed_from_emails: A boolean value representing the users unsubscribed status.

>>> user = Intercom.create_user(user_id='7902',
... email='ben@intercom.io',
... name='Somebody', created_at=1270000000, last_seen_ip='1.2.3.4',
... custom_data={ 'app_name': 'Genesis'}, last_request_at=1300000000)
>>> user['name']
u'Somebody'
>>> user['custom_data']['app_name']
u'Genesis'
>>> user['last_impression_at']
1300000000

classmethod delete_user(user_id=None, email=None)¶

Delete a user.

>>> user = Intercom.get_user(user_id='123')
>>> user['email']
u'somebody@example.com'

classmethod get_message_threads(user_id=None, email=None, thread_id=None)¶

If a thread_id is specified, this returns a specific MessageThread (if it can find one), otherwise it returns all MessageThreads for the particular user.

>>> message_threads = Intercom.get_message_threads(
... email="somebody@example.com")
>>> type(message_threads)
<type 'list'>
>>> message_thread = Intercom.get_message_threads(
... email="somebody@example.com", thread_id=5591)
>>> type(message_thread)
<type 'dict'>

classmethod get_tag(name=None)¶

Return a dict for the tag by the specified name.

>>> tag = Intercom.get_tag(name="Free Trial")
>>> tag['id'] != None
True
>>> tag['name']
u'Free Trial'
>>> tag['tagged_user_count']
2

classmethod get_user(email=None, user_id=None)¶

Return a dict for the user represented by the specified email or user_id.

>>> user = Intercom.get_user(user_id='123')
>>> user['name']
u'Somebody'

classmethod get_users(**kwargs)¶

Returns a paginated list of all users in your application on Intercom.

Arguments

page: optional (defaults to 1)
per_page: optional (defaults to 500, max value of 500)
tag_id: optional — query for users that are tagged with a specific tag.
tag_name: optional — query for users that are tagged with a specific tag.

Response

users: an array of User objects (same as returned by getting a single User)
total_count: the total number of Users tracked in your Intercom application
page: the current requested page
next_page: the next page number, if any
previous_page: the previous page number, if any
total_pages: the total number of pages

>>> result = Intercom.get_users()
>>> type(result)
<type 'dict'>
>>> len(result['users'])
3

classmethod reply_message_thread(user_id=None, email=None, thread_id=None, body=None, read=None)¶

Reply to the specific thread.

>>> message_thread = Intercom.reply_message_thread(
... email="somebody@example.com",
... thread_id=5591,
... body="If you're not talking to me you must be talking to someone")
>>> len(message_thread)
9
>>> message_thread['thread_id']
5591
>>> len(message_thread['messages'])
3

timeout = 10¶

classmethod update_tag(name, tag_or_untag, user_ids=None, emails=None)¶

Update a tag (and maybe tag users).

>>> tag = Intercom.update_tag("Free Trial", "tag",
... user_ids=["abc123", "def456"])
>>> tag['id'] != None
True
>>> tag['name']
u'Free Trial'
>>> tag['tagged_user_count']
2

classmethod update_user(**kwargs)¶

Update a user with the available parameters.

>>> user = Intercom.get_user(user_id='123')
>>> user['name']
u'Somebody'
>>> user = Intercom.update_user(user_id='123', name='Guido')
>>> user['name']
u'Guido'

exception intercom.intercom.IntercomError(message, result=None)¶

Bases: exceptions.Exception

Base error.

exception intercom.intercom.ResourceNotFound(message, result=None)¶

Bases: intercom.intercom.IntercomError

Raised when a resource cannot be found e.g. a non-existant User.

exception intercom.intercom.ServerError(message, result=None)¶

Bases: intercom.intercom.IntercomError

Raised when the API returns an error other than an auth or not found.

exception intercom.intercom.ServiceUnavailableError(message, result=None)¶

Bases: intercom.intercom.IntercomError

Raised when the API cannot be handle a request.

intercom.intercom.api_call(func_to_decorate)¶: Decorator for handling AWS credentials.

intercom.intercom.raise_errors_on_failure(response)¶

`message_thread` Module¶

message_thread module.

>>> from intercom import Intercom
>>> Intercom.app_id = 'dummy-app-id'
>>> Intercom.api_key = 'dummy-api-key'
>>> from intercom import MessageThread

class intercom.message_thread.Message¶

Bases: dict

Object representing a Message in a MessageThread.

>>> message_thread = MessageThread.find(email="somebody@example.com",
... thread_id=5591)
>>> message = message_thread.messages[0]
>>> type(message.author)
<class 'intercom.message_thread.MessageAuthor'>
>>> message.html
u'<p>Hey Intercom, What is up?</p>

’

>>> type(message.created_at)
<type 'datetime.datetime'>

author¶: Returns who authored the message.

created_at¶: Returns a datetime for when this Message was created.

html¶: Returns the HTML body of the Message.

class intercom.message_thread.MessageAuthor¶

Bases: dict

Object represting the author of a Message.

>>> message_thread = MessageThread.find(email="somebody@example.com",
... thread_id=5591)
>>> author = message_thread.messages[0].author
>>> author.admin
False
>>> author.email
u'bob@example.com'
>>> author.user_id
u'456'
>>> author.avatar_path_50

>>> author.name
u'Bob'

admin¶: Returns whether the author is an admin.

avatar_path_50¶: Returns a URL to a 50x50 avatar of the author.

email¶: Returns the email address of the author.

name¶: Returns the author’s name.

user_id¶: Returns the user_id of the author.

class intercom.message_thread.MessageThread¶

Bases: dict

An Intercom conversation between an admin and a User.

body¶

classmethod create(user_id=None, email=None, body=None)¶

Creates a new converstion.

>>> email = "somebody@example.com"
>>> body = "Hi everybody, I'm Doctor Nick"
>>> message_thread = MessageThread.create(email=email, body=body)
>>> message_thread.thread_id
5591
>>> len(message_thread.messages)
3

created_at¶: Sets a timestamp of when the last update occurred.

classmethod find(user_id=None, email=None, thread_id=None)¶

Finds a particular conversation for a particular user.

>>> message_thread = MessageThread.find(email="somebody@example.com")
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
ValueError: No thread_id specified
>>> message_thread = MessageThread.find(email="somebody@example.com",
... thread_id=5591)
>>> len(message_thread.messages)
3
>>> message = message_thread.messages[0]
>>> type(message)
<class 'intercom.message_thread.Message'>

classmethod find_all(user_id=None, email=None)¶

Finds all Messages for a particular user.

>>> message_threads = MessageThread.find_all(
... email="somebody@example.com")
>>> len(message_threads)
1

messages¶: Returns a list of Messages in this MessageThread.

read¶: Returns whether this thread has been read or not.

classmethod reply(user_id=None, email=None, thread_id=None, body=None, read=None)¶

Reply to an existing conversation.

>>> email = "somebody@example.com"
>>> thread_id = 5591
>>> body = "Are you talking to me?"
>>> message_thread = MessageThread.reply(email=email,
... thread_id=thread_id, body=body)
>>> len(message_thread.messages)
3
>>> message_thread.messages[0].html
u'<p>Hey Intercom, What is up?</p>

’

>>> message_thread.messages[1].html
u'<p>Not much, you?

’

>>> message_thread.messages[2].html
u'<p>Not much either :(</p>

’

set_body(value)¶: Set the body of a reply.

thread_id¶: Returns the thread_id of this MessageThread.

updated_at¶: Returns a datetime of when the last update occurred.

`user` Module¶

User module.

>>> from intercom import Intercom
>>> from intercom import User

class intercom.user.Company¶

Bases: dict

Object represents an Intercom Company

created_at¶: Returns the datetime this Company was created.

id¶: Returns the company’s id.

name¶: Returns the company name e.g. Intercom.

class intercom.user.CustomData¶

Bases: dict

A dict that limits keys to strings, and values to real numbers and strings.

>>> from intercom.user import CustomData
>>> data = CustomData()
>>> data['a_dict'] = {}
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
ValueError: custom data only allows string and real number values
>>> data[1] = "a string"
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
ValueError: custom data only allows string keys

class intercom.user.LocationData¶

Bases: dict

Object representing a user’s location data

This object is read-only, and to hint at this __setitem__ is disabled.

>>> from intercom.user import SocialProfile
>>> profile = SocialProfile(type=u'twitter')
>>> profile.type
u'twitter'
>>> profile['type'] = 'facebook'
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
NotImplementedError

city_name¶: The city name.

continent_code¶: The continent code.

country_code¶: The country code.

country_name¶: The country name.

latitude¶: Latitude.

longitude¶: Longitude.

postal_code¶: The postal code.

region_name¶: The region name.

timezone¶: The timezone.

class intercom.user.SocialProfile¶

Bases: dict

Object representing http://docs.intercom.io/#SocialProfiles)

This object is read-only, and to hint at this __setitem__ is disabled.

>>> from intercom.user import SocialProfile
>>> profile = SocialProfile(type=u'twitter')
>>> profile.type
u'twitter'
>>> profile['type'] = 'facebook'
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
NotImplementedError

id¶: The id

type¶: The type e.g. twitter, facebook, flickr, etc.

url¶: The profile url e.g. http://twitter.com/somebody

username¶: The profile username e.g. somebody

class intercom.user.User¶

Bases: intercom.user.UserId

Object representing http://docs.intercom.io/#UserData).

classmethod all()¶

Return all of the Users.

>>> users = User.all()
>>> len(users)
3
>>> users[0].email
u'first.user@example.com'

attributes = ('user_id', 'email', 'name', 'created_at', 'custom_data', 'last_seen_ip', 'last_seen_user_agent', 'companies', 'last_impression_at', 'last_request_at', 'unsubscribed_from_emails')¶

companies¶

Get the companies of a user. Currently unsupported by the Intercom API so an AttributeError is raised.

>>> user = User(email="somebody@example.com")
>>> user.companies
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
AttributeError: companies is a write-only property

company¶

Get the company of a user. Currently unsupported by the Intercom API so an AttributeError is raised.

>>> user = User(email="somebody@example.com")
>>> user.company
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
AttributeError: company is a write-only property

classmethod create(**kwargs)¶

Create or update a user.

>>> user = User.create(email="somebody@example.com",last_impression_at=1400000000)
>>> user.name
u'Somebody'
>>> user.last_impression_at.year
2011

created_at¶: Returns the datetime this User started using your application.

custom_data¶

Returns a CustomData object for this User.

>>> users = User.all()
>>> custom_data = users[0].custom_data
>>> type(custom_data)
<class 'intercom.user.CustomData'>
>>> custom_data['monthly_spend']
155.5

classmethod delete(user_id=None, email=None)¶

Deletes a user.

>>> user = User.delete(email="somebody@example.com")
>>> user.user_id
u'123'
>>> user = User.delete(user_id="123")
>>> user.email
u'somebody@example.com'

classmethod find(user_id=None, email=None)¶

Find a user by email or user_id.

>>> user = User.find(email="somebody@example.com")
>>> user.user_id
u'123'
>>> user.name
u'Somebody'
>>> user = User.find(user_id=123)
>>> user.email
u'somebody@example.com'
>>> user.name
u'Somebody'

classmethod find_by_email(email)¶

Find a user by email.

>>> user = User.find_by_email("somebody@example.com")
>>> user.user_id
u'123'
>>> user.name
u'Somebody'

classmethod find_by_user_id(user_id)¶

Find a user by user_id.

>>> user = User.find(user_id=123)
>>> user.email
u'somebody@example.com'
>>> user.name
u'Somebody'

last_impression_at¶: Returns the datetime this User last used your application.

last_request_at¶: Get last time this User interacted with your application.

last_seen_ip¶: Returns the last seen IP address.

last_seen_user_agent¶: Returns the last seen User Agent.

location_data¶

Returns a LocationData object for this User.

>>> users = User.all()
>>> location_data = users[0].location_data
>>> type(location_data)
<class 'intercom.user.LocationData'>
>>> location_data.country_name
u'Chile'
>>> location_data.city_name
u'Santiago'

name¶: Returns the name e.g. Joe Bloggs.

relationship_score¶: Returns the relationship score.

save()¶

Creates or updates a User.

>>> user = User()
>>> user.email = "somebody@example.com"
>>> user.save()
>>> user.name
u'Somebody'

session_count¶: Returns how many sessions this User has used on your application.

social_profiles¶

Returns a list of SocialProfile objects for this User.

>>> users = User.all()
>>> social_profiles = users[0].social_profiles
>>> len(social_profiles)
2
>>> type(social_profiles[0])
<class 'intercom.user.SocialProfile'>
>>> social_profiles[0].type
u'twitter'
>>> social_profiles[0].url
u'http://twitter.com/abc'

unsubscribed_from_emails¶: Returns whether or not the user has unsubscribed from emails

class intercom.user.UserId¶

Bases: dict

Base class for objects that required user_id and email properties.

email¶: Returns the email address.

user_id¶: Returns the user_id.

intercom Package¶

event Module¶

intercom Package¶

impression Module¶

intercom Module¶

message_thread Module¶

user Module¶

`event` Module¶

`intercom` Package¶

`impression` Module¶

`intercom` Module¶

`message_thread` Module¶

`user` Module¶