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Informations about the package laravel-fcm

Laravel-FCM

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Introduction

Laravel-FCM is an easy to use package working with both Laravel and Lumen for sending push notification with Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM).

It currently only supports HTTP protocol for :

Note: The XMPP protocol is not currently supported.

Installation

To get the latest version of Laravel-FCM on your project, require it from "composer":

$ composer require brozot/laravel-fcm

Or you can add it directly in your composer.json file:

Laravel

Register the provider directly in your app configuration file config/app.php config/app.php:

Laravel >= 5.5 provides package auto-discovery, thanks to rasmuscnielsen and luiztessadri who help to implement this feature in Laravel-FCM, the registration of the provider and the facades should not be necessary anymore.

Add the facade aliases in the same file:

Note: The FCMGroup facade is needed only if you want to manage groups messages in your application.

Publish the package config file using the following command:

$ php artisan vendor:publish --provider="LaravelFCM\FCMServiceProvider"

Lumen

Register the provider in your bootstrap app file

Add the following line in the "Register Service Providers" section at the bottom of the file.

For facades, add the following lines in the section "Create The Application" . FCMGroup facade is only necessary if you want to use groups message in your application.

Copy the config file manually from the directory to the directory (you may need to create this directory).

Package Configuration

In your .env file, add the server key and the secret key for the Firebase Cloud Messaging:

To get these keys, you must create a new application on the firebase cloud messaging console.

After the creation of your application on Firebase, you can find keys in project settings -> cloud messaging.

Basic Usage

Two types of messages can be sent using Laravel-FCM:

More information is available in the official documentation.

Downstream Messages

A downstream message is a notification message, a data message, or both, that you send to a target device or to multiple target devices using its registration_Ids.

The following use statements are required for the examples below:

Sending a Downstream Message to a Device

Sending a Downstream Message to Multiple Devices

Kindly refer Downstream message error response codes documentation for more information.

Topics Messages

A topics message is a notification message, data message, or both, that you send to all the devices registered to this topic.

Note: Topic names must be managed by your app and known by your server. The Laravel-FCM package or fcm doesn't provide an easy way to do that.

The following use statement is required for the examples below:

Sending a Message to a Topic

Sending a Message to Multiple Topics

It sends notification to devices registered at the following topics:

Note : Conditions for topics support two operators per expression

Group Messages

Sending a Notification to a Group

Creating a Group

Adding Devices to a Group

Deleting Devices from a Group

Note if all devices are removed from the group, the group is automatically removed in "fcm".

Options

Laravel-FCM supports options based on the options of Firebase Cloud Messaging. These options can help you to define the specificity of your notification.

You can construct an option as follows:

Notification Messages

Notification payload is used to send a notification, the behaviour is defined by the App State and the OS of the receptor device.

Notification messages are delivered to the notification tray when the app is in the background. For apps in the foreground, messages are handled by these callbacks:

See the official documentation.

Data Messages

Set the data key with your custom key-value pairs to send a data payload to the client app. Data messages can have a 4KB maximum payload.

See the official documentation.

Notification & Data Messages

App behavior when receiving messages that include both notification and data payloads depends on whether the app is in the background or the foreground—essentially, whether or not it is active at the time of receipt (source).

Topics

For topics message, Laravel-FCM offers an easy to use api which abstract firebase conditions. To make the condition given for example in the firebase official documentation it must be done with Laravel-FCM like below:

Official documentation condition

Testing

For integration testing, you can mock the responses with mockery and Mocks provided by the package.

There are 3 kinds of "MockResponse" given by the package:

You can mock the FCM call as in the following example:

API Documentation

You can find more documentation about the API in the API reference.

Licence

This library is open-sourced software licensed under the MIT license.

Some of this documentation is coming from the official documentation. You can find it completely on the Firebase Cloud Messaging Website.


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