You can now execute bulk actions through the API!

I&#39;m still working on the documentation (as part of a shift to move
the API reference to be generated from the API spec), but you can
now execute bulk actions through the API. This is a very powerful
feature that allows you to do things like bulk apply tags or metadata.
The API spec is available <a href="https://github.com/buttondown-email/openapi/commit/d7521cda926bd7668d72c129e4e1cad7296e9c8b">on GitHub</a>!

Buttondown's OpenAPI spec is much better. And on GitHub.

You can now find the OpenAPI spec for Buttondown on GitHub. It&#39;s a much better version of the one we had on the site before, and it&#39;s also a lot easier to keep up to date.
Check it out <a href="https://github.com/buttondown-email/openapi">here</a>!

Just launched, better filtering on /v1/subscribers.

Filtering on <code>/v1/subscribers</code> is now stronger:
<ul>
<li>You can filter down to subscribers who do not have a certain tag with <code>/v1/subscribers?-tag=foo</code></li>
<li>You can filter down to subscribers with specific metadata with <code>/v1/subscribers?metadata[foo]=bar</code></li>
</ul>

Added support for <code>/v1/emails/:id/analytics</code>, which returns aggregated analytic details about an email.

Programmatic access to analytics

You can now programmatically gift (or ungift) subscriptions through the API.

Changelog

Every change to Buttondown, even the small ones. (Those tend to be the important ones, after all.)

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