Not all configs are handled

[andreybrokeit]

PHP Fatal error: Uncaught exception 'Symfony\Component\Config\Definition\Exception\InvalidConfigurationException' with message 'Unrecognized option "automatic_padding" under "minishlink_web_push"'

I think automatic_padding is not handled in this bundle.

[Minishlink]

You should update your composer.json because the last release was "major" (ie. changing from 0.x to 1.x). :)

[andreybrokeit]

I don't have to update my composer.json - I installed bundle just yesterday. Your doc says "Here is the default configuration, you may change it in your app/config/config.yml." If you add "automatic_padding" to the config.yml - it throws error "unknown option". If you remove it - it works fine. It's a problem with bundle not the referenced web-push library

[Minishlink]

Can you provide the content of your composer.json?

[andreybrokeit]

I did some shuffling, and managed to pass error for "stability issues" while installing packages. Now I am stuck with mdanter/ecc block. Composer for some reason thinks I do not have GMP installed. However I did install brew php5.6 with GMP and my docker instance also has GMP installed. Frustrating :(

[Minishlink]

It may be installed but not enabled in the php.ini. (note that in some environments there can be several php.ini, one for each version of PHP, one for Apache etc).

[andreybrokeit]

I wish that was the case, I would fix it somehow... but running phpinfo() shows gmp support as enabled :\

[Minishlink]

Are you running phpinfo in the console or on a webpage served by your Apache/nginx/other?

[andreybrokeit]

In web browser, I drop phpinfo() call either on some php file or Symfony debug bar (so server that renders the page). Console would possibly give me local environment. My setup is a little tricky. I am using Docker and composer has its own image too. So I am not sure what a weird relations it has with nginx container and php container :)

[Minishlink]

Ok so the phpinfo() you're seeing is the one on your nginx server, and GMP is correctly enabled on it. However, it seems that you have a different php.ini for the CLI in your setup. That's the only thing I see right now, though I may be wrong. Check in the Docker image maybe? To make sure, run a phpinfo in the console (just as if you were going to use composer).

[andreybrokeit]

end up adding --ignore-system-req flag to composer since I know I have all libraries installed. It worked. It installed all the encryption libs but now for some reason I get back events from google without payload. It always says "title" undefined. I feel like this supposed to be much easier way to implement things. Especially when product/service is developed by Google. disappointed :\

[Minishlink]

What is the code of the "push" event in your service worker? And what is the data you're sending?

[andreybrokeit]

self.addEventListener('push', function(event) { var obj = event.data;

event.waitUntil( self.registration.showNotification(obj.title, { body: obj.body, icon: obj.icon, tag: obj.tag }) );

Data is just an array array('body' => 'blah', 'title' => 'blah', etc) and it's json_encoded. I console logged the object I receive from GCM and it has no data in it. So I am curious why it complains

[Minishlink]

If it's json encoded, then the data should be retrieved like event.data.json(). Feel free to take a look at my usual sw.js.

[andreybrokeit]

I just dump the whole event into console and PushData is empty, along with text() json() and all the goodness. I doubt it's the way it is retrieved :)

[andreybrokeit]

I think u r right, it was a problem with scopes or something. I may be able to get the data out. Console log incorrectly shows data within other objects recursively. I'll let you know! thanks for your help.

[andreybrokeit]

Works. The event.data.json did the trick. Merci from NYC! :)