Add MarketingStatsService for GET /api/marketing/stats

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Motivation

The API is getting GET /api/marketing/stats: aggregated Email Marketing stats (campaigns and automations) for a date range, the numbers shown on Email Marketing > Stats Overview. Campaign and automation traffic is no longer counted by GET /api/stats, so this is where Go callers read it from.

Changes

• client.MarketingStats.Get(ctx, &MarketingStatsOptions{...}) returns the 13 counts and rates (sent, delivery, bounce, open, click, spam, unsubscription), unwrapping the data envelope; no account id, as the endpoint is token-scoped

  • StartDate/EndDate are required; SendingDomainIDs, Sources and EmailServiceProviders go out as sending_domain_ids[], sources[] and email_service_providers[]
  • one source (MarketingStatsSourceCampaigns or MarketingStatsSourceAutomations) narrows to it; none or both mean all Email Marketing traffic
  • MarketingStats is its own type, not EmailCampaignStats: its open, click, spam and unsubscription rates divide by delivered count, and its doc says so

• examples/marketing-stats reads the last 30 days, all sources then campaigns only, and the README lists it under Email marketing

Follows the spec in mailtrap/mailtrap-openapi#62 (its Go sample uses this signature); the same method is being added in mailtrap/mailtrap-nodejs#169, mailtrap/mailtrap-ruby#136, mailtrap/mailtrap-php#85, mailtrap/mailtrap-java#87 and mailtrap/mailtrap-dotnet#264.

⚠️ Merge and release only once GET /api/marketing/stats is live.

How to test

You'll need an API token with viewer or admin access to an account that sends campaigns and automations, plus a second token limited to one sending domain. Each call counts against the endpoint's 10 requests per minute.

• Example — MAILTRAP_API_TOKEN=... go run ./examples/marketing-stats prints an all: and a campaigns: line; all matches Email Marketing > Stats Overview for the last 30 days
• Sources — Sources: []string{mailtrap.MarketingStatsSourceAutomations} matches the Source select on that page, and campaigns plus automations add up to the unfiltered counts
• Filters — SendingDomainIDs: []int64{<id>} and EmailServiceProviders: []string{"Google"} each narrow the totals
• No data — a range with no sends returns every field as 0 and err == nil
• 400 — no StartDate, or Sources: []string{"newsletters"}: err is a *mailtrap.Error with StatusCode 400 and the API message in Messages (Invalid source: 'newsletters')
• 403 — the domain-limited token: errors.As(err, &forbidden) matches *mailtrap.ForbiddenError
• 429 — the 11th call within a minute: errors.As matches *mailtrap.RateLimitError

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added access to email marketing statistics for campaigns and automations, including delivery, bounce, open, click, spam, and unsubscribe counts and rates.
  • Statistics can be filtered by date range, sending domain, source, and email service provider.
  • Added an example showing how to request and display marketing statistics.

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📝 Walkthrough

The pull request adds a marketing statistics API service to the Go client. It supports date and list filters, returns counts and rates, and includes tests and an example.

Changes: Marketing statistics

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Statistics request and response marketing_stats.go, marketing_stats_test.go	Adds response and options types, query serialization, and a GET method for /api/marketing/stats. Tests check filter parameters and decoded statistics.
Client access and example client.go, examples/marketing-stats/main.go, README.md	Initializes the service on Client. The example requests statistics for all sources and campaigns. The README lists the feature and links to the example.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes

Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Example
  participant MarketingStatsService
  participant MarketingStatsAPI
  Example->>MarketingStatsService: Get with options
  MarketingStatsService->>MarketingStatsAPI: GET /api/marketing/stats
  MarketingStatsAPI-->>MarketingStatsService: Response data
  MarketingStatsService-->>Example: MarketingStats

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Suggested reviewers: izikaj

Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to 0abd6

Confirm the in-app example remains accurate. No actionable merge-blocking defect is established in the new statistics service or example.

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 0abd6

The new service reuses the existing authenticated request pipeline, and its filters cannot change the request destination. No introduced security defect was established. Account and sending-domain authorization depend on the remote API, whose enforcement and launch readiness remain unverified.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

Security review details

Security Blast Radius

• inferred — The new capability exposes aggregate campaign and automation metrics rather than a sending or administrative operation. Its effective account and domain exposure is determined by remote token authorization; the repository cannot establish the maximum authorized scope or exclusion of unauthorized domains.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Within the SDK request path, filter strings cannot choose a destination or inject authentication headers: Get fixes the host selector and path, BuildRequest encodes query values separately, and AuthTransport applies the configured bearer token to a cloned request. These controls predate the PR and are inherited by the new caller.
• observed — The inspected tests use a local HTTP server to verify query construction and response decoding. They provide no evidence of production enforcement for restricted tokens or unauthorized sending-domain IDs.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Before release, validate the remote authorization boundary with a sending-domain-restricted token: omitted filters and explicit unauthorized domain IDs must not return metrics outside that token's permissions. This would resolve an evidence gap, not remediate an established vulnerability.

Pre-merge checks: 4 · 1

Failed checks: 1 warning

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Passed checks: 4 passed

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Description check		The description clearly covers the motivation, implementation changes, testing checklist, API behavior, filters, errors, and release dependency. It omits the Images and GIFs section from the template,…
Title check		The title is concise, specific, and accurately identifies the new MarketingStatsService and endpoint.

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examples/marketing-stats/main.go (1)

21-24: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Confirm the matching in-app code example.

This public example adds a MarketingStatsOptions query. Confirm whether the Mailtrap app shows equivalent code and whether its example needs the same update.

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Review comment at @examples/marketing-stats/main.go around lines 21 - 24:
Check the matching Mailtrap in-app marketing stats example against the
`MarketingStatsOptions` query in this example; if it does not use the same
30-day start date and current-date end date, update it to match.

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Re the CodeRabbit nitpick on examples/marketing-stats/main.go (lines 21-24, "Confirm the matching in-app code example"): no change needed. The in-app Go code sample covers only Send and SendBatch, and there is no marketing stats snippet that has to stay in sync with this example. The 30-day UTC window here is only for the demo.