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Nickersoft / push.js

The world's most versatile desktop notifications framework :earth_americas:
https://pushjs.org
MIT License
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Send to who subscribed #97

Closed Ciao121 closed 5 years ago

Ciao121 commented 7 years ago

Hi, I installed the code and it's working but I do not understand. I would like to send a message to all users that enabled notifications on my site.

But here I do not see nothing like a subscribers saving feature. So how can I have a "list" of all subscribed users to use to send out a message? Maybe is not a feature of this software... Can someone help me to understand how to do this?

Thank you!!!

Nickersoft commented 7 years ago

Unfortunately, Push does not save any data regarding the websites it runs on or the users who enable its notifications. This sounds like functionality that would come from server-side push notifications, which is something this library does not currently support. Hopefully it will in the future though :)

kevzlou7979 commented 7 years ago

+1 Might have a feature to specify which user will be receiving a notification.

pwFoo commented 6 years ago

Is it possible to get the browser subscription and send it to the server to use it for push notifications to custom users? I'm new with web notification / pushjs and searching for a user based notification withour third party plugins / servers involved.

theLufenk commented 5 years ago

Getting permissions for Notifications and sending a Server Side push to device, though related, are two different things.

Push.js is intended to assist your web application in acquiring permissions and creating Notifications in a web browser.

Being able to send targeted Push notifications from server side entails using the PushManager provided by the ServiceWorker registration to subscribe the user and obtaining a subscription token.

A good starting point for reading about Server side push is this guide by Google

You might want to look into Push.js FCM plugin too if it its your use case.