Purpose:

mod_onesignal sends an API request to OneSignal (https://onesignal.com) to send a push notification when a message is sent to an offline user. This code is based on the mod_zeropush (https://github.com/ZeroPush/mod_zeropush) extension. ZeroPush is outdated, so OneSignal is a good alternative to send push notifications for free.

The notification contains the following URI-encoded payload:

json
{
      "app_id": "{your OneSignal app ID}",
      "included_segments": [{the segment which defines the receipien user group}],
      "contents": {"en": "{sender name}: {message}"}
}

Feel free to add some other special attributes based on the documentation of OneSignal (https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/notifications-create-notification). You only need to change the src/mod_onesignal.erl

Caveats:

mod_onesignal assumes that you have created segments (broadcast channels) with the user's jabber id that represent the devices you would like to notify.

While registering a device at OneSignal, you could send a tag (unique ID) to OneSignal. This tag you could use to filter your segments for the receiver or multi channel group.

Note:

This is tested with ejabberd 2.1.10 on Debian 7.

Installing:

Build a new version depending by your machine and OS

• Make sure you have erlang installed on the machine you are building from
  • You probably want this to be the same machine you intend to install/run ejabberd on. I'm not sure about the interoperability of ejabberd/erlang versions.
  • It is important to install erlang-de too, on debian for example:

  sudo apt-get install erlang erlang-doc erlang-dev

• Open the Emakefile and change /usr/local/Cellar/ejabberd/2.1.13/lib/ejabberd/include to the correct path on your machine
• Run the ./build.sh to build the mod_opensignal.beam file
• Copy the *.beam file from the ebin directory to the location where the other modules are for your server. For Debian/Ubuntu it is

cp ebin/mod_onesignal.beam /usr/lib/ejabberd/ebin/

• Add the configuration from below

OR on Debian 7 - 64 Bit use the one you could found in ebin folder

cp ebin/debian7_64bit/mod_onesignal.beam /usr/lib/ejabberd/ebin/

eJabberd 2.1.10

Configuration

in ejabberd.cfg

erlang
{mod_onesignal, [
    {api_key, "{your Rest API key}"},
    {app_id, "{your configured app ID}"},
    {post_url, "https://onesignal.com/api/v1/notifications"}
]}