matriphe/gcm

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Simple GCM push using Guzzle.

1.3 2015-06-24 05:57 UTC

Requires

• php: >=5.4.0
• guzzlehttp/guzzle: ~5.3
• illuminate/support: 5.0.*

Requires (Dev)

• phpunit/phpunit: 4.*

MIT

• Muhammad Zamroni

• Guzzle
• notification
• laravel
• push
• android
• gcm

README

Send GCM Push notification using Guzzle. Make sure you have the GCM Api key and could get Device ID and generate GCM ID.

Compatibility

Works with Laravel 5.0.

Installation

Open composer.json and require this line below.

"matriphe/gcm": "dev-master"

Or you can run this command from your project directory.

composer require "matriphe/gcm:dev-master"

Laravel Installation

Open the config/app.php and add this line in providers section.

'Matriphe\Gcm\GcmServiceProvider'

Still in config/app.php, add this line in alias section.

'Gcm' => 'Matriphe\Gcm\GcmFacade'

Publish Configuration

To control the configuration, you have to publish the configuration file.

php artisan vendor:publish

After running this command, there will be config/gcm.php and resources/views/vendor/gcm/form.blade.php files.

Please fill the appKey section in the config/gcm.php.

Usage

Just use the push($device_id, $gcm_id, $subject, $message, $extras = []) function and it will push the message to GCM.

The return of the function is object.

Example

$device_id = '30C89D80C48E96AE';
$gcm_id = 'APA91bGfw8y8DG6CL1BOraVDJyYXUU82rwzbJjnR5PppIcSE7HYgQSvxiSHMJN7zYiCC9CLGNHLiWMxUD22JrlSmvMkaJiUgCsMOvHk0BPeWmvGJu4oHAa1KUm9D5ngdcFNNUwJQ7ttB6VW0F575rhQ2ow56ACM1Yg';
$subject = 'Test Push Subject';
$message = 'This is the message that will be shown in notification.';
$extras = [
    'id' => 21,
    'user' => 'motherfather',
];
Gcm::push($device_id, $gcm_id, $subject, $message, $extras = [])

Output

stdClass Object
(
    [multicast_id] => 6100993858981303466
    [success] => 1
    [failure] => 0
    [canonical_ids] => 0
    [results] => Array
        (
            [0] => stdClass Object
                (
                    [message_id] => 0:1434034071184625%9747e1a6f9fd7ecd
                )

        )

)

Test

It has routes, so you can go to /matriphe/gcmon your URL and try to send the GCM notification.