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Is there a way to pull the heather data into my app? #421
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Then in the screenshots posted in the wiki I can see "Sending via shared IP Pool" Is that something I can get via API or webhook? BTW, this piece of information is not showing on my own install, is that due to my configuration or has it been removed lately? |
There isn't a statistics API so unfortunately this information is not available outside of Postal. Nothing is displayed in that spot unless you are sending from an IP Pool. If you would like to send from multiple IP addresses then have a look here. |
Thank you @willpower232, do you think it makes sense to make this a feature request or since it can be calculated locally it´s utterly unnecessary or useless? |
There is a wider issue about the lack of general information from Postal. IMHO it would always be better to get the stats from the source rather than calculate it yourself. |
Agreed, should I close this issue and open a new one for feature request or it´s better to keep it all in one place? |
Better to leave this one open I would have said |
I've made a new enhancement issue for this #453 |
Hi I would like to know if I can pull this data into my app, and trying to decide if it even makes sense to do so.
I understand I can calculate all these results locally by using webhooks and counting messages, but since postal is already doing all this work, would it make sense to pull the data from postal? And if it does, How can I do that?
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