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Supported Protocols

Installation

composer require sunaoka/push-notifications-php

Basic Usage

For example, in the case of APNs Token Based.

<?php

use Sunaoka\PushNotifications\Drivers\APNs;
use Sunaoka\PushNotifications\Pusher;

$payload = [
    'aps' => [
        'alert' => [
            'title' => 'Game Request',
            'body'  => 'Bob wants to play poker',
        ],
    ],
];

$options = new APNs\Token\Option();
$options->payload = $payload;
$options->authKey = '/path/to/key.p8';
$options->keyId = 'ABCDE12345';
$options->teamId = 'ABCDE12345';
$options->topic = 'com.example.app';

$driver = new APNs\Token($options);

$pusher = new Pusher();
$feedback = $pusher->to('Device token')->send($driver);

$result = $feedback->isSuccess('Device token');
if (! $result) {
    echo $feedback->failure('Device token');
    // BadDeviceToken
}

How to specify options

There are two ways to specify the option.

$options = new APNs\Token\Option();
$options->payload = $payload;
$options->authKey = '/path/to/key.p8';
$options->keyId = 'ABCDE12345';
$options->teamId = 'ABCDE12345';
$options->topic = 'com.example.app';

or

$options = new APNs\Token\Option([
    'payload' => $payload,
    'authKey' => '/path/to/key.p8',
    'keyId'   => 'ABCDE12345',
    'teamId'  => 'ABCDE12345',
    'topic'   => 'com.example.app',
]);

Multicast message

Specify an array of device tokens in Pusher::to(). Then, you can distribute to multiple devices.

$pusher = new Pusher();
$feedback = $pusher->to([
    'Device token 1',
    'Device token 2',
    'Device token 3',
])->send($driver);

How to switch between the production and development environments (only APNs)

This is specified as an argument when creating an instance of Pusher.

// Development environment (default)
$pusher = new Pusher(false);

// Production environment
$pusher = new Pusher(true);

Feedback

The return value of Pusher::send() is a Feedback object.

With the Feedback object, you can determine whether the notification succeeded or failed.

$pusher = new Pusher();
$feedback = $pusher->to('Device token')->send($driver);

$result = $feedback->isSuccess('Device token');
if ($result) {
    echo $feedback->success('Device token');
    // 01234567-0123-0123-0123-01234567890A
} else {
    echo $feedback->failure('Device token');
    // BadDeviceToken
}

HTTP Request Option

You can specify Guzzle Request Options as a driver option.

$options = new APNs\Token\Option();
$options->httpOptions = [
    'connect_timeout' => 3.14
    'timeout'         => 3.14,
    'debug'           => true,
];

More examples

More examples can be found in the examples directory.