NAME
WebService::Intercom::User - represent a user.
SYNOPSIS
my $user = $intercom->user_create_or_update(
email => 'test@example.com',
name => 'test user');
# Retrieve an existing user.
my $existing_user = $intercom->user_get(email => 'test2@example.com');
# Add a tag to a user
$user->tag('test tag');
$user->untag('test tag');
# Change the user's name or any other value
$user->name = 'new name';
$user->email = 'new-email@example.com';
$user->save();
# Delete the user
$user->delete();
# Add a note
$user->add_note(body => "This is a test note");
# Add an event
$user->add_event(event_name => 'test event');
DESCRIPTION
Provides an object that represents a user at Intercom.
ATTRIBUTES
Attributes are defined at http://doc.intercom.io/api/#users
- type
- id
- created_at
- signed_up_at
- updated_at
- user_id
- name
- custom_attributes
- last_request_at
- session_count
- avatar
- unsubscribed_from_emails
- location_data
- user_agent_data
- last_seen_ip
- companies
- segments
- intercom - the WebService::Intercom object that created this user object
METHODS
- save() - save any changes made to this object back to Intercom.io, returns a new WebService::Intercom::User object with the updated user.
- delete() - delete this user at Intercom.io
- tag(name => $tag_name) - Add a tag to this user
- tag(WebService::Intercom::Tag) - Add a tag to this user
- untag(name => $tag_name) - Remove a tag from this user
- add_note(admin_id => $admin_id, body => $message) - Add a note to this user
- add_event(event_name => $event_name, created_at => time, metadata => {}) - Add an event to this user.