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Package laravel-expo-channel
Short Description Expo Notifications Channel for Laravel
License MIT
Homepage https://github.com/dive-be/laravel-expo-channel
Informations about the package laravel-expo-channel
[!IMPORTANT] This channel has finally moved to where it belongs (Laravel Notification Channels project), and thus this repository has been abandoned. Please use the official channel from now on.
Expo Notifications Channel
Expo channel for pushing notifications to your React Native apps.
Contents
- Disclaimer
- Installation
- Additional Security
- Usage
- Expo Message Request Format
- Testing
- Changelog
- Contributing
- Security
- Credits
- License
Disclaimer
This package is not (yet) part of the Laravel Notification Channels project, because the maintainer seems to be inactive and the existing expo channel has never been completed and is pretty much abandoned. This package respects all of the project's conventions (namespace, message creation ...), so a possible migration in the future should just be about replacing the package's name in your composer.json
.
Installation
You can install the package via composer:
Additional Security (optional)
You can require any push notifications to be sent with an additional Access Token before Expo delivers them to your users.
If you want to make use of this additional security layer, add the following to your config/services.php
file:
Usage
You can now use the expo
channel in the via()
method of your Notification
s.
Notification / ExpoMessage
First things first, you need to have a Notification that needs to be delivered to someone. Check out the Laravel documentation for more information on generating notifications.
Note Detailed explanation regarding the Expo Message Request Format can be found here.
You can also apply conditionals to ExpoMessage
without breaking the method chain:
Notifiable / ExpoPushToken
Next, you will have to set a routeNotificationForExpo()
method in your Notifiable
model.
Unicasting (single device)
The method must return either an instance of ExpoPushToken
or null
. An example:
Warning No notifications will be sent in case of
null
.Note More info regarding the model cast can be found here.
Multicasting (multiple devices)
The method must return an array<int, ExpoPushToken>
or Collection<int, ExpoPushToken>
,
the specific implementation depends on your use case. An example:
Warning No notifications will be sent in case of an empty
Collection
.
Sending
Once everything is in place, you can simply send a notification by calling:
Validation
You ought to have an HTTP endpoint that associates a given ExpoPushToken
with an authenticated User
so that you can deliver push notifications. For this reason, we're also providing a custom validation ExpoPushTokenRule
class which you can use to protect your endpoints. An example:
Model casting
The ExpoChannel
expects you to return an instance of ExpoPushToken
from your Notifiable
s. You can easily achieve this by applying the ExpoPushToken
as a custom model cast. An example:
This custom value object guarantees the integrity of the push token. You should make sure that only valid tokens are saved.
Handling failed deliveries
Unfortunately, Laravel does not provide an OOB solution for handling failed deliveries. However, there is a NotificationFailed
event which Laravel does provide so you can hook into failed delivery attempts. This is particularly useful when an old token is no longer valid and the service starts responding with DeviceNotRegistered
errors.
You can register an event listener that listens to this event and handles the appropriate errors. An example:
The NotificationFailed::$data
property will contain an instance of ExpoError
which has the following properties:
Expo Message Request Format
The ExpoMessage
class contains the following methods for defining the message payload. All of these methods correspond to the available payload defined in the Expo Push documentation.
- Badge (iOS)
- Body
- Category ID
- Channel ID (Android)
- JSON data
- Expiration
- Mutable content (iOS)
- Notification sound (iOS)
- Priority
- Subtitle (iOS)
- Title
- TTL (Time to live)
Badge (iOS)
Sets the number to display in the badge on the app icon.
Note The value must be greater than or equal to 0.
Body
Sets the message body to display in the notification.
Note The value must not be empty.
Category ID
Sets the ID of the notification category that this notification is associated with.
Note The value must not be empty.
Channel ID (Android)
Sets the ID of the Notification Channel through which to display this notification.
Note The value must not be empty.
JSON data
Sets the JSON data for the message.
Warning We're compressing JSON payloads that exceed 1 KiB using Gzip (if
ext-zlib
is available). While you could technically send more than 4 KiB of data, this is not recommended.
Expiration
Sets the expiration time of the message. Same effect as TTL.
Warning
TTL
takes precedence if both are set.Note The value must be in the future.
Mutable content (iOS)
Sets whether the notification can be intercepted by the client app.
Notification sound (iOS)
Play the default notification sound when the recipient receives the notification.
Warning Custom sounds are not supported.
Priority
Sets the delivery priority of the message.
Note The value must be
default
,normal
orhigh
.
Subtitle (iOS)
Sets the subtitle to display in the notification below the title.
Note The value must not be empty.
Title
Set the title to display in the notification.
Note The value must not be empty.
TTL (Time to live)
Set the number of seconds for which the message may be kept around for redelivery.
Warning Takes precedence over
expiration
if both are set.Note The value must be greater than 0.
Testing
Changelog
Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.
Contributing
Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.
Security
If you discover any security related issues, please email [email protected] instead of using the issue tracker.
Credits
- Muhammed Sari
- All Contributors
License
The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.
All versions of laravel-expo-channel with dependencies
ext-json Version *
guzzlehttp/guzzle Version ^7.1
illuminate/contracts Version ^11.0
illuminate/notifications Version ^11.0
illuminate/support Version ^11.0