Push notifications

Send a Push notification to all devices having the same username

Through the following server-side javascript function you can notify via push notification the mobile app.

Syntax

var json = utils.sendPushNotification(
  appId, 
  usernamesList, 
  title, 
  body, 
  actionIdToCall, 
  valueObject, 
  iOSBadgeCount
);
// the "json" result value is a String having the following format:
// [\{...\},...] with an element for each push notification sent (for each involved device id)

Example

var usersEmails = ["email1@gmail.com","email2@gmail.com","emailN@gmail.com"]; //an array of registered user email accounts
var appMobileId = "MINION"; //the mobile application id
var notificationTitle = "Hello!"; //notification title
var notificationBody = "How did the cat get so fat?"; //notification body
var actionIdToCall = 123; //[optional] mobile actionId to call on the notification click if necessary
var valueObject = \{"field1":"value1","field2":"value2","fieldN":"valueN"\}; //[optional] map of <String, String> to use in the action id if necessary
var iOSBadgeCount = 1; //Total count of notification

utils.sendPushNotification(appMobileId, usersEmails , notificationTitle, notificationBody, 123, JSON.stringify(valueObject), iOSBadgeCount);

When the push notification reaches the mobile application, it calls the optional actionId defined in the sendPushNotification injecting in the valueObject a parameter with the status of the push:

vo.notificationFieldStatus ="RECEIVED"

When the user clicks on the notification, the mobile app calls the optional actionId defined in the sendPushNotification injecting in the valueObject a parameter with the status of the push:

vo.notificationFieldStatus = "CLICKED"

This is an example of the optional actionIdToCall

if(vo.notificationStatus == "RECEIVED")\{

    //For example this will update the "ideas" menu badge count with the count of unread notifications
    var unreadNotification = getUnreadNotificationsCount();
    setMenuBadges("ideas",unreadNotification);

\} else if(vo.notificationStatus == "CLICKED")\{

    //Reset the notification count
    resetUnreadNotifications();

    //update the "ideas" menu count
    setMenuBadges("ideas",0);

    //Open the window 39
    var args = \{
       "param1":vo.field1,
       "param2":vo.field2,
       "paramN":vo.fieldN
    \};
    openWindow39(args);  

\}

Send a Push notification to a single device

Through the following server-side javascript function you can notify via push notification a specific device where the mobile app has been installed.

Syntax

var json = utils.sendSinglePushNotification(
  String appId,
  String firebaseId,
  String title,
  String shortMessage,
  Long actionId,
  String json,
  Long badgeNr,
  Map rootOptions,
  Map dataOptions,
  Map notificationOptions //this is mandatory for iOs Device
);
// the "json" result value is a String having the following format:
// [\{...\}] with ONE OLNY element for the single push notification sent

Note that notificationOptions is mandatory for iOs Deice

Example

var firebaseId = "erwerhwejkrhwkjrhwjhkr"; // this is the value of CON45_DEVICES.FIREBASE_ID field for the specific device
var appMobileId = "MYAPP"; //the mobile application id
var notificationTitle = "Hello!"; //notification title
var notificationBody = "How did the cat get so fat?"; //notification body
var actionIdToCall = 123; //[optional] mobile actionId to call on the notification click if necessary
var valueObject = \{"field1":"value1","field2":"value2","fieldN":"valueN"\}; //[optional] map of <String, String> to use in the action id if necessary
var iOSBadgeCount = 1; //Total count of notification

 var iOsNotification = \{\};
        
if(isiOsDevice)\{
    //iOs need the notification info
    iOsNotification = \{
        badge: iOSBadgeCount + "", //must be a string, 1 or 1.0 throw an error, "1" is ok
        content_available: true,
        sound: "Default",
        title: notificatonTitle,
        body: notificationBody
    \}
\}

utils.sendSinglePushNotification(
  appMobileId, 
  firebaseId, 
  notificationTitle, 
  notificationBody, 
  123, 
  JSON.stringify(valueObject), 
  iOSBadgeCount,
  null,
  null,
  iOsNotification
);

If you need to get the firebaseId, you can just append this scriptlet at the beginning of the the previous one, where the input data is the device id:

var deviceId = "...";
var json = utils.executeQuery(
  "SELECT FIREBASE_ID FROM CON45_SYNC_DEVICES WHERE APPLICATION_ID=? AND DEVICE_ID=?",
  null,
  false,
  true,
  [appMobileId,deviceId]
);
var list = JSON.parse(json);
if (list.length>0) \{
  var firebaseId = list[0].firebaseId;
  // ...
\}

When the push notification reaches the mobile application, it calls the optional actionId defined in the sendSinglePushNotification injecting in the valueObject a parameter with the status of the push:

vo.notificationFieldStatus ="RECEIVED"

When the user clicks on the notification, the mobile app calls the optional actionId defined in the sendSinglePushNotification injecting in the valueObject a parameter with the status of the push:

vo.notificationFieldStatus = "CLICKED"

This is an example of the optional actionIdToCall

if(vo.notificationStatus == "RECEIVED")\{

    //For example this will update the "ideas" menu badge count with the count of unread notifications
    var unreadNotification = getUnreadNotificationsCount();
    setMenuBadges("ideas",unreadNotification);

\} else if(vo.notificationStatus == "CLICKED")\{

    //Reset the notification count
    resetUnreadNotifications();

    //update the "ideas" menu count
    setMenuBadges("ideas",0);

    //Open the window 39
    var args = \{
       "param1":vo.field1,
       "param2":vo.field2,
       "paramN":vo.fieldN
    \};
    openWindow39(args);  

\}

Mobile function

below some useful functions.

getUnreadNotificationsCount();

Returns the unread notifications count

setMenuBadges(menuFunctionId, count);

Sets the badge for the menu item by its functionId

resetUnreadNotifications();

Sets to zero the unread notifications count.
After this, the methodgetNotificationsCount()will return zero.
This method doesn’t update the menu item badge, you have to call

setNotificationBadge

If the type of menu includes the badge with the number of notifications, update the number of notifications