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Informations about the package notifications

1. Installation

Install via composer

composer require gfs/notifications ~v1.0

Add to AppKernel.php

2. Create Notification

Function jsonSerialize should return an array that must contain the field 'userId', the server checks all connections if they contain this value.

3. Start server

Symfony 2 php app/console server:notification

Symfony 3 php bin/console server:notification

4. Client job

Use any WebSocket you want or any technologies. The most important thing is the URL, it must have GET parameter userId. That parameter will be bind to current connection. This userId is used when you create a notification, the parameter userId comes from function jsonSerialize. The GET parameter userId should be identical with the one returned by the function jsonSerialize, so the user receives the notification.

5. Create a notification

Create an entity: Notification. After successfully inserting it in the database, a notification will be sent to the server and the server will find the connection that matches userId field from jsonSerialize.

Configuration

Default Entity field:

Remeber if you want rewrite __contruct don't forget to write:

$this->created_at = new \DateTime('now').

All versions of notifications with dependencies

PHP Build Version
Package Version
Requires php Version >= 5.3.9
symfony/security-bundle Version ~2.3|~3.0
symfony/framework-bundle Version ~2.3|~3.0
cboden/ratchet Version 0.3.*
doctrine/orm Version *
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