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Server-side library for working with Expo using PHP.

Fork Notice

This is a modernization fork of ctwillie/expo-server-sdk-php, maintained for ongoing support and modern PHP compatibility.

Focus: Ongoing maintenance, PHP 8.4+ compatibility, improved type safety, enhanced testing, and dependency updates while maintaining API compatibility.

Requirements: PHP 8.4 or higher and Guzzle 7.12.1 or higher within the Guzzle 7 major line

License: MIT (see LICENSE.md). Full credit to the original author and contributors.

If you encounter any issues or would like to contribute, please open an issue or submit a pull request!

Table of Contents - [Testing](#testing) - [Installation](#installation) - [Use Cases](#use-cases) - [Composing a Message](#composing-a-message) - [Sending a Message](#sending-a-push-notification) - [Channel Subscriptions](#channel-subscriptions) - [Expo Responses](#expo-responses) - [Handling Unregistered Devices](#handling-unregistered-devices) - [Retrieving Push Receipts](#retrieving-push-receipts) - [Changelog](#changelog) - [Contributing](#contributing) - [License](#license)

Testing

You can run the test suite via composer:

Installation

You can install the package via composer:

Use Cases

This package was written with two main use cases in mind.

  1. Sending push notification messages to one or more recipients, then you're done! The most obvious use case.
  2. And channel subscriptions, used to subscribe one or more tokens to a channel, then send push notifications to all tokens subscribed to that channel. Subscriptions are persisted until a token unsubscribes from a channel. Maybe unsubscribing upon the end users request.

Keep this in mind as you decide which is the best use case for your back end.

Composing a message

Compose a push notification message to send using options from the Expo docs.

Sending a push notification

Compose a message, then send it to one or more recipients.

Channel subscriptions

Subscribe tokens to a channel, then push notification messages to that channel. Subscriptions are persisted internally in a local file, so you don't have to worry about this yourself. Unsubscribe the token from the channel at any time to stop messages to that recipient.

:warning: If you are running multiple app servers: Be very careful here! Channel subscriptions are stored in an internal local file. Subscriptions will not be shared across multiple servers.

Expo responses

Get the data returned from successful responses from the Expo server.

Handling unregistered devices

Expo provides a macro for handling tokens that have DeviceNotRegistered error in the Expo response. You can register a callback before sending your messages to handle these unregistered tokens.

You only need to register the handler once as it will be applied to all Expo instances.

Retrieving push receipts

Retrieve the push receipts using the ticket ids from the Expo server.

Changelog

Please see CHANGELOG for more information on what has changed recently.

Contributing

Please see CONTRIBUTING for details.

License

The MIT License (MIT). Please see License File for more information.

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