@parse/push-adapter

parse-server-push-adapter

Official Push adapter for parse-server

See parse-server push configuration

Silent Notifications

If you have migrated from parse.com and you are seeing situations where silent (newsstand-like presentless) notifications are failing to deliver please ensure that your payload is setting the content-available attribute to Int(1) and not "1" This value will be explicitly checked.

see more logs

You can enable verbose logging with environment variables:

VERBOSE=1

or 

VERBOSE_PARSE_SERVER_PUSH_ADAPTER=1

This will produce a more verbose output for all the push sending attempts

Using a custom version on parse-server

Install the push adapter

npm install --save @parse/push-adapter@VERSION

Replace VERSION with the version you want to install.

Configure parse-server

const PushAdapter = require('@parse/push-adapter').default;
const pushOptions = {
  ios: { /* iOS push options */ } ,
  android: { /* android push options */ }   
}
// starting 3.0.0
const options = {
  appId: "****",
  masterKey: "****",
  push: {
    adapter: new PushAdapter(pushOptions),
  },
  /* ... */ 
}

const server = new ParseServer(options);

/* continue with the initialization of parse-server */

Want to ride the bleeding edge?

We recommend using the most recent tagged build published to npm for production. However, you can test not-yet-released versions of the parse-server-push-adapter by referencing specific branches in your package.json. For example, to use the master branch:

npm install parse-community/parse-server-push-adapter.git#master

Experimenting

You can also use your own forks, and work in progress branches by specifying them:

npm install github:myUsername/parse-server-push-adapter#my-awesome-feature