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Informations about the package safari-push-notifications
Apple OS X (Mac OS) Safari push notifications
Heavily inspired by connorlacombe/Safari-Push-Notifications/.
Flow
On your Javascript command, by calling
pushSafariNotification(webServiceId,
webServiceUrl,
serverPushUrl, userId, title, text, buttonText)
- browser will check if is Safari of sufficient version (OS X v10.9 and later)
- if user already allowed push notifications
- then push notification is send
- else if user already denied push notifications
- then push notification is not sent (to find out if push notifications can be sent, call JS function
hasUserAllowedPushNotifications)
- then push notification is not sent (to find out if push notifications can be sent, call JS function
- if user does not YET decided to add or deny permissions to your side to send a push notification, it will
- trigger JS event
safariPushNotificationsPermissionsRequestStarton window JS object - then asks user for permissions to accept push notifications from your side via Safari build-in layout
- then, if user agreed, Apple will send POST request to
\Granam\Safari\PushPackageController::pushPackagesby calling an URL you set via Apple developer console - then Apple will send user decision to
\Granam\Safari\PushPackageController::devicesRegistrationsby calling an URL you set via Apple developer console - then - if user agreed
- thenJS event
safariPushNotificationsPermissionsJustGrantedis triggered on window object - then push notification is send
- else if user declined, then JS event
safariPushNotificationsPermissionsJustDeniedis triggered on window object and push notification is not sent
- else if user declined, then JS event
- thenJS event
- then, if user agreed, Apple will send POST request to
- then JS event
safariPushNotificationsPermissionsRequestEndis triggered on window object
- trigger JS event
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