added Azure server-side example#1124
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@Mikejo5000 do you think you can write some markdown to go with this file describing how to use it? |
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Slightly worried about putting a MS copyrighted file into the repo. I know you work for MS but I don't want to run afoul of your legal team after some automated scan of github repos. How can we show you have permissions to add this file?
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I checked with the MS owners of the code; they told me to remove the copyright since I had modified the file (I've removed it in an update). Apparently, the copyright info only applies to the unmodified version (which I did not use).
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@macdonst I included two links to key documents in the comments for the code. The complete E2E process seems like a lot of information for this page. If you think a task summary with links for more info is better than the links in the comments, I will be happy to do that. |
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@Mikejo5000 Merged, thanks for the PR. I know people will find the information useful. I just wish I had time to use all of the backends. |
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Description
Added an example of doing push in a node.js backend from Azure using an
Azure Mobile App, push notification hubs, and push notification templates.
Related Issue
Motivation and Context
There are various examples of using the plugin server-side such as ADM, but none for Azure.
How Has This Been Tested?
This has been tested in Cordova apps against Android, iOS, and Windows. It is the same code found in the official Azure documentation here:
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/app-service-mobile-cordova-get-started-push/#add-push-to-app
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