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$client->traffic

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Methods

What happened to every message at the edge of the workspace: where the mail that arrived for your addresses went, and what the receiving server said about the mail you sent.

traffic->list

List one page of the traffic log

Scopesemails:readPages through results
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list(    ?string $domainId = null,    ?string $direction = null,    array|string|null $outcomes = null,    ?string $address = null,    ?string $recipient = null,    DateTimeInterface|string|null $since = null,    DateTimeInterface|string|null $until = null,    ?int $limit = null,    ?string $cursor = null,    ?string $apiKey = null,): Page

Returns one page of the traffic log, newest first: one entry for each message and recipient at each step it took in or out of the workspace. listAll collects every page and iterate walks them lazily.

Inbound, each recipient of a message that arrived gets an entry saying where it went: filed in the inbox, spam, routed to a webhook, forwarded without a copy kept, refused with a bounce back to the sender, or dropped without one, and reason says why mail was refused or dropped. Outbound, each recipient of a message you sent or forwarded gets an entry for each answer from the receiving server: delivered, deferred while it keeps trying, bounced, complained, suppressed when it was never tried, rejected when it was refused before it left, and failed for a forward that could not be relayed.

An entry never changes once it is written, and the same step keeps the same id. Entries are kept for 30 days. detail holds the reply of the receiving server and remoteMta, reportingMta and sendingIp the servers on each side, and inbound entries carry the SPF, DKIM, DMARC, spam and virus verdicts the message arrived with.

Parameters

domainIdstring

Keeps one domain, by the id domains->list() returns. A domain the key does not reach is a 404.

directionstring

inbound for mail that arrived, outbound for mail the workspace sent or forwarded. Left out, both, as far as the key's scopes reach. Nextmail\Constants\TrafficDirections holds the values.

outcomesstring|string[]

Keeps these outcomes, as an array or one comma-separated string, such as ['bounced', 'deferred']. Nextmail\Constants\TrafficOutcomes holds the values.

addressstring

Keeps one of your addresses: the one the mail arrived for, or the one it was sent from.

recipientstring

Keeps one recipient, matched whole: the person you wrote to on an outbound entry, the address in the envelope on an inbound one.

sincestring|DateTimeInterface

Keeps entries at or after this instant. A DateTimeInterface is sent as ISO 8601, and a string must already be one.

untilstring|DateTimeInterface

Keeps entries before this instant. It must be later than since.

limitint

Page size, from 1 to 100. The server defaults to 25.

cursorstring

The nextCursor of the previous page. Leave it out for the first page.

apiKeystring

Overrides the client API key for this call only.

Returns

A Page of arrays with items, hasMore and nextCursor. Each item has direction, outcome, reason, status, detail, sender, recipient, address, domain, the ids of the email and thread it belongs to, the servers on each side, verdicts, size and createdAt.

Example

use Nextmail\Constants\TrafficDirections;use Nextmail\Constants\TrafficOutcomes; $page = $client->traffic->list(    direction: TrafficDirections::OUTBOUND,    outcomes: [TrafficOutcomes::BOUNCED, TrafficOutcomes::DEFERRED],    since: new \DateTimeImmutable('-1 day'),); foreach ($page as $entry) {    echo $entry['createdAt'], ' ', $entry['recipient'], ' ', $entry['outcome'], ' ', $entry['detail'] ?? '', PHP_EOL;}

Notes

  • Outbound entries need emails:read and inbound ones threads:read. A key with only one of them sees that direction alone, and asking for the other direction is a 403 insufficient_scope.

  • A key or an app narrowed to particular addresses or domains sees the entries of the addresses it reaches and, for a whole domain it holds, every entry of that domain, including mail for addresses that do not exist.

  • The sender and the reply are stored encrypted, so they cannot be searched. Filter by address, recipient, outcomes, direction, domainId and the time.

  • The cursor is opaque and holds where the last row sat. A cursor this list did not hand out is a 400 invalid_cursor.

Also available in

API
GET /traffic
TypeScript
traffic.list()
Python
traffic.list()
Ruby
traffic.list
Go
Traffic.List
Java
traffic().list
C#
Traffic.ListAsync
CLI
nextmail traffic list

traffic->listAll

Collect the traffic log into one array

Scopesemails:readPages through results
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listAll(    ?string $domainId = null,    ?string $direction = null,    array|string|null $outcomes = null,    ?string $address = null,    ?string $recipient = null,    DateTimeInterface|string|null $since = null,    DateTimeInterface|string|null $until = null,    ?int $limit = null,    ?string $cursor = null,    ?string $apiKey = null,): array

Walks every page of list and returns every entry that matches in one array, newest first. One request per page, with the same filters on each, so narrow it with since, domainId or outcomes before collecting a busy workspace.

Parameters

domainIdstring

Keeps one domain, by the id domains->list() returns. A domain the key does not reach is a 404.

directionstring

inbound for mail that arrived, outbound for mail the workspace sent or forwarded. Left out, both, as far as the key's scopes reach. Nextmail\Constants\TrafficDirections holds the values.

outcomesstring|string[]

Keeps these outcomes, as an array or one comma-separated string, such as ['bounced', 'deferred']. Nextmail\Constants\TrafficOutcomes holds the values.

addressstring

Keeps one of your addresses: the one the mail arrived for, or the one it was sent from.

recipientstring

Keeps one recipient, matched whole: the person you wrote to on an outbound entry, the address in the envelope on an inbound one.

sincestring|DateTimeInterface

Keeps entries at or after this instant. A DateTimeInterface is sent as ISO 8601, and a string must already be one.

untilstring|DateTimeInterface

Keeps entries before this instant. It must be later than since.

limitint

Page size for each request, from 1 to 100. The server defaults to 25.

cursorstring

Starts the walk after this cursor instead of the first page.

apiKeystring

Overrides the client API key for every page of this walk.

Returns

An array of every matching entry, each with the fields list returns.

Example

use Nextmail\Constants\TrafficOutcomes; $bounced = $client->traffic->listAll(outcomes: [TrafficOutcomes::BOUNCED], since: '2026-10-01T00:00:00Z', limit: 100); echo implode(PHP_EOL, array_unique(array_column($bounced, 'recipient'))), PHP_EOL;

Notes

  • If any page fails, the exception is thrown and the entries already fetched are discarded.

  • Outbound entries need emails:read and inbound ones threads:read, as on list.

Also available in

API
GET /traffic
TypeScript
traffic.listAll()
Python
traffic.list_all()
Ruby
traffic.list_all
Go
Traffic.ListAll
Java
traffic().listAll
C#
Traffic.ListAllAsync

traffic->iterate

Stream the traffic log one entry at a time

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iterate(    ?string $domainId = null,    ?string $direction = null,    array|string|null $outcomes = null,    ?string $address = null,    ?string $recipient = null,    DateTimeInterface|string|null $since = null,    DateTimeInterface|string|null $until = null,    ?int $limit = null,    ?string $cursor = null,    ?string $apiKey = null,): Generator

Returns a Generator that yields one entry at a time, newest first, and requests the next page only once the current one is drained. Nothing is fetched until you consume it, and breaking out of the loop stops the requests.

Parameters

domainIdstring

Keeps one domain, by the id domains->list() returns. A domain the key does not reach is a 404.

directionstring

inbound for mail that arrived, outbound for mail the workspace sent or forwarded. Left out, both, as far as the key's scopes reach. Nextmail\Constants\TrafficDirections holds the values.

outcomesstring|string[]

Keeps these outcomes, as an array or one comma-separated string, such as ['bounced', 'deferred']. Nextmail\Constants\TrafficOutcomes holds the values.

addressstring

Keeps one of your addresses: the one the mail arrived for, or the one it was sent from.

recipientstring

Keeps one recipient, matched whole: the person you wrote to on an outbound entry, the address in the envelope on an inbound one.

sincestring|DateTimeInterface

Keeps entries at or after this instant. A DateTimeInterface is sent as ISO 8601, and a string must already be one.

untilstring|DateTimeInterface

Keeps entries before this instant. It must be later than since.

limitint

Page size for each request, from 1 to 100. The server defaults to 25.

cursorstring

Starts the walk after this cursor instead of the first page.

apiKeystring

Overrides the client API key for every page of this walk.

Returns

A Generator yielding one entry per step.

Example

use Nextmail\Constants\TrafficDirections;use Nextmail\Constants\TrafficOutcomes; foreach ($client->traffic->iterate(direction: TrafficDirections::INBOUND, outcomes: [TrafficOutcomes::REFUSED, TrafficOutcomes::DROPPED]) as $entry) {    echo $entry['recipient'], ' ', $entry['reason'] ?? '', ' ', $entry['detail'] ?? '', PHP_EOL;}

Notes

  • The generator is lazy, so an abandoned loop costs only the pages you consumed.

  • Outbound entries need emails:read and inbound ones threads:read, as on list.

Also available in

API
GET /traffic
TypeScript
traffic.iterate()
Python
traffic.iterate()
Ruby
traffic.iterate
Go
Traffic.Iterate
Java
traffic().iterate
C#
Traffic.IterateAsync