engined-notification-aws

Local notification use aws sns backend for engined.

Installation

Install via NPM:

npm install engined-notification-aws

Usage

Start engined-notification-aws service in engined, see example below:

const { Manager } = require('engined');
const NotificationService = require('engined-notification');
const LocalNotificationService = require('engined-notification-aws');

const notification = NotificationService();
const localNotification = LocalNotificationService({
	accessKeyId: config.get('notification').aws.accessKeyId,
	secretAccessKey: config.get('notification').aws.secretAccessKey,
	region: config.get('notification').aws.region
});

const main = async () => {

	// Create manager
	let serviceManager = new Manager({ verbose: true });

	// Adding service to manager
	serviceManager.add('Notification', notification);
	serviceManager.add('LocalNotification', localNotification);

	// Start all services
	await serviceManager.startAll();
};

main();

Send notification with local notification backend

The example to show how to send notification with local notification backend:

// Using local notification backend
let localAgent = this.getContext().get('Notification').getAgent('default');

payload = {
	default: 'This is the default message which must be present when publishing a message to a topic. The default message will only be used if a message is not present for one of the notification platforms.',     
	APNS: JSON.stringify({
		aps: {
			alert: 'Check out these awesome deals!',
			url: 'www.amazon.com'
		}
	}),
	GCM: JSON.stringify({
		data: {
			message: 'Check out these awesome deals!',
			url: 'www.amazon.com'
		}
	}),
	ADM: JSON.stringify({
		data: {
			message: 'Check out these awesome deals!',
			url: 'www.amazon.com'
		}
	})
}

// Send Notification to user app
localAgent.sendNotificationToApp(arn, token, payload)

License

Licensed under the MIT License

Authors

Copyright(c) 2017 Leon Lin（林為志） <[email protected]>