Booklet now has a Members API. It lets you use code to list, read, update, and create members in your community.
The first use case I had in mind was auto-adding members to your community when they sign up for their app. With the new email-only subscribers feature, you can have people automatically receive your community's updates as a newsletter once they sign up for your product. But, the possibilities are endless!
Only paid communities have access to the API. You can issue API keys on the settings page. Then, documentation on how to interact with Booklet is published as an OpenAPI spec at:
api.booklet.group
Try it out, let me know what you build, and what other API endpoints you would like
Read more in the Booklet Docs.
The first use case I had in mind was auto-adding members to your community when they sign up for their app. With the new email-only subscribers feature, you can have people automatically receive your community's updates as a newsletter once they sign up for your product. But, the possibilities are endless!
Only paid communities have access to the API. You can issue API keys on the settings page. Then, documentation on how to interact with Booklet is published as an OpenAPI spec at:
api.booklet.group
Try it out, let me know what you build, and what other API endpoints you would like
Read more in the Booklet Docs.
