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Synopsis
Firebase implements a service to send push notification to Android or iOS devices.
It uses Google's Firebase Cloud Messaging to deliver the notification.
Firebase allows
- to send push and silent push notifications
- to group messages
- to customize icon, sound and click action
- to manage topics
Module Setup
These are the steps to get the notifications working:
- Create a Firebase account
- Add Firebase to your iOS project OR Android project
- Enable this module
- Add your firebase Server Key into /admin/config/system/firebase
- Each device has a token. Store that token on Drupal
- Call Firebase service passing the device's token and message
// Token is generated by app. You'll have to send the token to Drupal.
$fakeToken = 'e3vUiwcvkpY:APA91bEDZzKTIkaL0e-UTwiV6EGi1m5J5PrDMxejm6-d85vdwAgd';
$messageService = \Drupal::service('firebase.message');
$messageService->setRecipients($fakeToken);
$messageService->setNotification([
'title' => 'Title goes here',
'body' => 'Body goes here',
'badge' => 1,
'icon' => 'optional-icon',
'sound' => 'optional-sound',
'click_action' => 'optional-action',
]);
$messageService->setData([
'score' => '3x1',
'date' => '2017-10-10',
'optional' => 'Data is used to send silent pushes. Otherwise, optional.',
]);
$messageService->setOptions(['priority' => 'normal']);
$messageService->send();
Read README.md for other examples.
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Project information
- Module categories: Integrations
- 1,064 sites report using this module
- Created by leopaccanaro on , updated
- Stable releases for this project are covered by the security advisory policy.
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