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ZeroPush is a simple service for sending Push Notifications (Apple & Google). This library wraps the API requests for use in NodeJS.
ZeroPush is a simple service for sending Push Notifications (Apple & Google). This library wraps the API requests for use in NodeJS.
See changes log.
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See license.
/notify
: Sends a notification to a list of device tokens./register
: Registers a device and/or updates the devices active status or unregisters a previously registered device token./unregister
: Unregisters a previously registered device token./inactive_tokens
: Returns an array of device tokens along with the time each token was marked inactive./set_badge
: Sets a device's badge number to a given value./broadcast/:channel
: Sends a notification to all registered and active devices in specified channel./devices[/:device_token]
: Get all, one or update device(s) details./channels[/:channel_name]
: Get all, one or delete channel(s).See the wiki for full documentation about module API.
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ZeroPush is a simple service for sending Push Notifications (Apple & Google). This library wraps the API requests for use in NodeJS.
The npm package nzero-push receives a total of 1 weekly downloads. As such, nzero-push popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that nzero-push demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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