Use multiple sender id for multiple apps using brozot

[shivani-ksolves]

I have multiple mobile apps (for each app I manage different server key and sender id) and I am using same laravel backend to send notifications to all different mobile apps. How can I send notification to different app using different sender id (not using single sender id) with laravel brozot package?

[solancer]

I'm facing a similar situation. Is there a way we can override the FCM::send server and sender keys?

[dixitchopra]

I am also facing the same issue. I have two apps one for service providers and other for customers and it has to be the same Laravel backend/application.

[mechtech5]

Please sort this out and push an update. We will also need the steps to add multiple server keys and sender IDs. Thank You.

[brozot]

Hi everybody

My proposition is to use the pull request of henrique1977 (#52) But I would like to change it a bit to not modifying the config array.

Do you think that this implementation could be good for this issue ?

If yes I will integrate the pull request

Best Regards

[cmorales]

What happened with this? Did henrique1977's fix this got integrated? It seems good for me.

[solancer]

I'm using this version of the codebase and it works like a charm

https://github.com/brozot/Laravel-FCM/pull/52

[msankar1991]

@solancer 👍 . Can you please update the document or links how you achieved with multiple senders(projects).

[ghost]

you can add condition according to your app if(app=='1'){ //if you want to send notification to first app config(['fcm.http.server_key' => 'your first app server key']); config(['fcm.http.sender_id' => 'your first app sender id']);
}else{ //if you want to send notification to second app config(['fcm.http.server_key' => 'your second app server key']); config(['fcm.http.sender_id' => 'your second app sender id']); }

[luolongfei]

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you can add condition according to your app if(app=='1'){ //if you want to send notification to first app config(['fcm.http.server_key' => 'your first app server key']); config(['fcm.http.sender_id' => 'your first app sender id']); }else{ //if you want to send notification to second app config(['fcm.http.server_key' => 'your second app server key']); config(['fcm.http.sender_id' => 'your second app sender id']); }

It works like a charm! thx

[pixsolution]

you can add condition according to your app if(app=='1'){ //if you want to send notification to first app config(['fcm.http.server_key' => 'your first app server key']); config(['fcm.http.sender_id' => 'your first app sender id']); }else{ //if you want to send notification to second app config(['fcm.http.server_key' => 'your second app server key']); config(['fcm.http.sender_id' => 'your second app sender id']); }

Hi everyone @luolongfei @brozot I'm facing this issue....So this is the solution? but where I should put that condition? My case is that I use the same firebase server/console for several applications, so the server key would be the same, right? I would only change the sender_id I guess

[FutureFutureTo]

any news on this?

[Denesvargas]

@FutureFutureTo

I've created one repository for each app and just put this two lines above in php before FCM::sendTo of each repository:

config(['fcm.http.server_key' => env('FCM_SERVER_KEY')]); config(['fcm.http.sender_id' => env('FCM_SENDER_ID')]);

[FutureFutureTo]

hey thanks for getting back to me on this...i actually just ended up using the firebase php sdk and rolling my own solution