pushwoosh-client

pushwoosh-node-client

A node js client to consume the Pushwoosh API to send push notifications to mobile devices

Installation

npm i pushwoosh-client --save

Usage

Send messages to all devices

var Pushwoosh = require('pushwoosh-client');
var client= new Pushwoosh("AppCode", "AuthToken");

client.sendMessage('Hello world', function(error, response) {
     if (error) {
        console.log('Some error occurs: ', error);
     }

     console.log('Pushwoosh API response is', response);
}
});

To send messages to a specificed device or devices, you can pass a device token or an arrays with devices

// Push to a device
client.sendMessage('Hello world', 'device token', function(error, response) {
     ...
}
});
// Push to multiple devices
client.sendMessage('Hello world', ['deviceToken1', 'deivceToken2'], function(error, response) {
     ...
}
});

To pass extra options (please refer to the Pushwoosh doc for the available options) , you could define an option object and pass it to the function as a 2nd or 3rd parameter. E.g. if you want to pass addtional payload to the device, you could do:

var Pushwoosh = require('pushwoosh-client'),
    client= new Pushwoosh("AppCode", "AuthToken"),
    options = {
        data: {
            username: 'bob smith',
            email: '[e-mail]'
        }
    };
    client.sendMessage('Hello world', 'device token', options, function(error, response) {
     ...
    });

Note that if you define devices or content in the options, the devices and message will be overwritten.

var options = {
        data: {
            username: 'bob smith',
            email: '[e-mail]'
        },
        devices: ['deviceToken1', 'deviceToken2', 'deviceToken3']
    };
client.sendMessage('Hello world', 'device token', options, function(error, response) {
     ...
});

Then this will send to ['deviceToken1', 'deviceToken2', 'deviceToken3'] as defined in options. so you probably just want to just do

client.sendMessage('Hello world', options, function(error, response) {
    ...
});

Tests

npm test

Currently tests are all passed and with 100% coverage