REST API for setting up Email Digests?

Hi Robert,

These might help...

In-Process API: https://community.telligent.com/community/11/w/api-documentation/63987/emaildigestsubscriptions-in-process-api-service

Widget API: https://community.telligent.com/community/11/w/api-documentation/65698/core_5f00_v2_5f00_emaildigest-script-api

Additionally, we recently used the widget API in an Automation to auto-subscribe users who join a group to the Weekly Digest.  I'm not sure what your requirements are, but that might be something you could do as well if this is part of a migration.

Thanks Elijah Hardin, this is great.  The use case is a one time import of users and subscriptions from an external data source, so using the widget API is likely the way I will go.  And thanks for mentioning the auto-subscribe user case, that wasn't something we were thinking about but it may be something that we should consider. 

For anyone else stumbling on this thread, here is some widget API JS code that will create a new group subscription and return the subscription info as JSON.  This code returns JSON instead of HTML and would be called using the /api.ashx/v2/scripted REST endpoint.

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core_v2_page.SetContentType('application/json');

/* normally these would be passed in, but for demo purposes they are hard-coded */
var context = "group";
var contextId = 6; // the group ID
var frequency = 7; // # of days - 0, 1, 7

var sub = core_v2_emailDigest.Create(context, contextId, frequency);

/* if we needed to update an existing sub, we would do this */
// var existingSub = core_v2_emailDigest.GetByGroup(contextId);
// var sub = core_v2_emailDigest.Update(existingSub.Id, frequency);

/* return all of the sub properties as a JSON string*/
return JSON.stringify({
    id: sub.Id,
    userId: sub.UserId,
    context: sub.Context,
    contextId: sub.ContextId,
    dateCreated: sub.DateCreated,
    frequencyInDays: sub.FrequencyInDays,
    nextSendDate: sub.NextSendDate
});