Send push notifications from a redis queue.
It's essentially a Drop-in replacement for Urban Airship push notification sending.
Compile with
$ ghc -threaded pusherman.hs
It has the dependencies:
- hsopenssl
- http-conduit
- aeson
- aeson-lens
- network-bytestring
- http-conduit
- bytestring
Then, create a file called config.json in the same directory as the pusherman binary. config.json should look something like:
{
"certificate": "production-push.crt",
"key": "production-push.key",
"redis_host": "localhost",
"redis_list": "notifications",
"push_log": "push.log" // optional
"feedback_log": "feedback.log" // optional
"error_log": "error.log" // optional
"webhook": "http://localhost:8080/" // optional
}
Pusherman reads payloads from Redis: they should look something like this:
{
"tokens": [
"0805ab2e45ceddbbb5b83597a1f45fddd93708e1d107de34d5a3e71b6434232a"
],
"badge": 0,
"alert": "The message to send",
"sound": "RecommendedOffer_1.aif",
"data": {
"custom": "variable"
}
}
there are a couple non-apns/custom fields in this JSON:
tokens is a list of APNS device tokens
data is an object representing non-apns extra payload data.
It's as simple as running the executable, after all, this is Haskell and not someting like Ruby.
$ ./pusherman
Or, if you want to specify where the config file is (it should still be in the same format)
$ ./pusherman myconfig.json
A webhook URL should be able to respond to a POST request on the URL from the configuration. It takes the parameters timestamp and token.