onedionys-web-push-notification-integration
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One Dionys (Web Push Notification Integration) - Integration with web push notification services to send notifications to users, even when the app is inactive.
Integration with web push notification services to send notifications to users, even when the app is inactive. 💖
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// Send push notification
webPushNotification.sendNotification(userToken, message);
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One Dionys (Web Push Notification Integration) - Integration with web push notification services to send notifications to users, even when the app is inactive.
The npm package onedionys-web-push-notification-integration receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, onedionys-web-push-notification-integration popularity was classified as not popular.
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