push0r is a ruby library that makes it easy to send push notifications to iOS, OSX and Android users.
Gemfile for Rails 3, Rails 4, Sinatra, and Merb:
gem 'Push0r', '~> 0.5.3'Manual installation:
gem install Push0r# create a new queue
queue = Push0r::Queue.new
# create the GcmService to push to Android devices and register it with our queue.
gcm_service = Push0r::GcmService.new("__gcm_api_token__")
queue.register_service(gcm_service)
# create ApnsService instances to push to iOS and OSX devices and register them with our queue.
apns_service_production = Push0r::ApnsService.new(File.read("aps_production.pem"), Push0r::ApnsEnvironment::PRODUCTION)
apns_service_sandbox = Push0r::ApnsService.new(File.read("aps_development.pem"), Push0r::ApnsEnvironment::SANDBOX)
queue.register_service(apns_service_production)
queue.register_service(apns_service_sandbox)
# create a GcmPushMessage and attach a dummy payload
gcm_message = Push0r::GcmPushMessage.new("__registration_id__")
gcm_message.attach({"data" => {"d" => "1"}})
# create a ApnsPushMessage to be sent via the Sandbox apns service and attach a dummy payload
apns_message = Push0r::ApnsPushMessage.new("__device_token__", Push0r::ApnsEnvironment::SANDBOX)
apns_message.attach({"data" => {"v" => "1"}}
# add both messages to the queue
queue.add(gcm_message)
queue.add(apns_message)
# flush the queue to actually transmit the messages
queue.flushPush0r API documentation can be found here.
Queue#flush returns an instance of FlushResult which can be queried for failed_messages. This returns an array of FailedMessage instances which in turn offer various attributes like the error code for the failed notification.
Please report bugs on GitHub.