npm install auth0-apnsApple APNS API v3 client (HTTP/2)
Node ~> 6
``bash`
npm install auth0-apns
Fist create your APNS instance, and avoid recreating it every time since it will cache the APNS token according to Apple Guidelines
`js`
const APNS = require('auth0-apns').APNS;
const apns = new APNS('{YOUR_APPLE_TEAM_IDENTIFIER}', { id: '{YOUR_APPLE_APN_KEY_ID}', pem: '{YOUR_APPLE_APN_KEY}'});
Then to send the notification you need to:
`js`
const notification = {
aps: { alert: 'A notification sent from apns.js' }
};
apns
.topic('{APNS_TOPIC}')
.send(notification, '{DEVICE_TOKEN}')
.then(response => console.log(response))
.catch(error => console.error(error));
- APN Key: In order to send a push notification you need an APN key that can be generated and downloaded from the developer portal. With this key you will be able to send a push notification to any of your apps signed by your Apple developer team.
- APN Key identifier: The identifier of the APN Key generated from the developer portal.
- Apple Team identifier: Id of your Apple developer account, it can be found in developer portal.
- APNS Topic: topic of the remote push notification which is usually your application bundle identifier.
- Device Token: Token obtained by the iOS Application in a device
> For more info on these values please check https://developer.apple.com/library/content/documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual/RemoteNotificationsPG/Chapters/ApplePushService.html#//apple_ref/doc/uid/TP40008194-CH100-SW9
By default apns.js uses the production endpoint but you can easily change it when building the topic:
`js`
const APNS = require('auth0-apns').APNS;
const apns = new APNS('{YOUR_APPLE_TEAM_IDENTIFIER}', { id: '{YOUR_APPLE_APN_KEY_ID}', pem: '{YOUR_APPLE_APN_KEY}'});
apns
.topic('{APNS_TOPIC}', 'development')
If APNS API returns an error, apns.js will wrap in APNSError class, where the name will hold the reason code for the failure.
Also all possible reasons are declared in APNS.Reasons.{Error}
`js`
const APNSError = require('auth0-apns').APNSError;
console.log(APNSError.Reasons.BadCollapseId.name);
console.log(APNSError.Reasons.BadCollapseId.message);
so you could check the errors like
`js``
apns
.topic('{APNS_TOPIC}')
.send(notification, '{DEVICE_TOKEN}')
.then(response => console.log(response))
.catch(error => {
if (error.name == APNSError.Reasons.Unregistered.name) {
console.log('User unregisteded decice from APNS');
} else {
console.error(error);
}
});
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