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FCM (Firebase Cloud Messaging) for Laravel

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A simple, lightweight, fast Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) notification channel for Laravel. No Firebase Admin SDK, no bloat — just push notifications, configurable, with a fake for testing.

Requirements

Installation

The service provider is auto-discovered. Publish the config file:

Configuration

Set FIREBASE_CREDENTIALS to the path of your Firebase service account JSON file (download it from Project settings → Service accounts in the Firebase console). The Firebase project ID is read from that file automatically — nothing else is required to start sending.

See config/fcm.php for every option:

Option Env Default Purpose
credentials FIREBASE_CREDENTIALS — Path to the service account JSON. Absolute or relative to the app base path.
http.timeout FCM_HTTP_TIMEOUT 10 HTTP timeout (seconds) for the send request.
android.priority FCM_ANDROID_PRIORITY normal Default for every message's android payload. Set to null to omit. A notification can override it for itself alone — see Notifications.
android.channel_id FCM_ANDROID_CHANNEL_ID default_channel Android notification channel ID. Set to null to omit. A notification can override it for itself alone too.
apns.priority FCM_APNS_PRIORITY — Sets apns.headers.apns-priority (5 or 10). Omitted from the payload unless set.
debug FCM_DEBUG APP_DEBUG Logs skipped sends, rejected tokens, and delivery failures. Independent of the host app's app.debug.
log_channel FCM_LOG_CHANNEL — Log channel debug messages are written to. Defaults to the app's default channel.
dry_run FCM_DRY_RUN false Builds and logs the message but never calls the FCM API; sendToToken() returns true as if it succeeded. Handy for local/staging.

Notifications

Implement toFcm() on any notification, have it implement HasFcmPayload, and route it through the fcm channel:

Return an optional priority ('high' or 'normal') and/or channel_id to override config('fcm.android.priority') and config('fcm.android.channel_id') for that one notification, leaving every other notification on the configured default:

channel_id only changes which Android notification channel the OS delivers into — the app must still create that channel itself (flutter_local_notifications's createNotificationChannel, or NotificationManager.createNotificationChannel on native Android) with whatever importance/sound it wants; this package only stamps the outgoing message with the channel's ID.

The channel resolves device tokens via Laravel's standard routeNotificationFor('fcm', $notification) convention. Add a routeNotificationForFcm() method to the notifiable:

Sends to a token that FCM reports as unregistered or invalid throw internally and are reported through the AmdadulHaq\Fcm\Events\FcmTokenRejected event instead of stopping delivery to the notifiable's other tokens — listen for it to prune the dead token from wherever you store them:

Sending directly

For a one-off send outside the notification system, use FcmService directly:

Testing

Use FcmService::fake() to swap the real service with an in-memory fake and assert on what would have been sent, without dispatching anything or hitting the network:

$fake->rejectToken($token) makes sends to that token throw FcmUnregisteredTokenException (without a real FCM error response), so you can exercise the FcmTokenRejected pruning path in tests.

Running the package's own test suite

License

MIT. See LICENSE.md.

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Requires php Version ^8.2|^8.3|^8.4|^8.5
google/auth Version ^1.53
illuminate/notifications Version ^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
illuminate/support Version ^11.0|^12.0|^13.0
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