Self-hosted Push Notifications from your Wordpress server for free! 🥳
Perfecty Push WP is an Open Source plugin for WordPress that allows you to send web Push Notifications directly from your server: No hidden fees, no third-party dependencies and you own your data. 👏
Install it now: https://wordpress.org/plugins/perfecty-push-notifications/
- Open Source, send Push Notifications from your server for free!
- No third-party dependencies
- Migrate users from other push services like OneSignal
- Send push notifications on posts publishing
- Customize the public widget
- The user authorization tokens stay in your server
- Offline browser notifications through Push API (Safari is not supported yet)
- Built-in Push Server based on web-push-php
PHP >= 7.2
gmp
extension for message encryption (optional)
Note: The gmp
extension is optional and recommended
for better performance.
To see it in action in your local development environment, you need a set of services which Wordpress relies on. You start off by creating the docker image:
docker build -t custom-wordpress:5.6.0-php7.2-apache .
Then start all the services and run the setup:
make up
make setup
You can now go to http://localhost/wp-login.php > Plugins > Activate the Perfecty Push plugin.
# start the service containers
make up
# stop de service containers
make down
# remote console
make console
# run the unit tests
make test
# run the formatter
make format
# setup all: make wordpress, make composer, make phpunit
make setup
# setup wordpress and plugins
make wordpress
# install all the composer dependencies
make deps
# setup wordpress as a testing environment for phpunit
make phpunit
# generates the redistributable bundle in dist/perfecty-push-notifications.zip
make bundle
This project relies on automated tests as in the Wordpress Core guidelines.
Run all the test suites:
make test
Run a single test:
make console
cd wp-contents/plugins/perfecty-push/
phpunit --filter test_schedule_broadcast_async
Not intended for production: In case the plugins cannot be installed on your local installation do:
make console
chown -R www-data wp-content
The WordPress Plugin is an Open Source project licensed under GPL v2.
The bell icon is a Font Awesome icon, a CC BY 4.0 License.
Banner photo by NASA on Unsplash
Rowinson Gallego |
Thanks to Jetbrains for supporting this Open Source project with their magnificent tools.