Google Cloud Message.
Sanjose is a simple gem for sending Google Cloud Message.
This project is inspired by houston and named as following the series of world-class command-line utilities.
Add this line to your application's Gemfile:
gem 'sanjose'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install sanjose
GCM = Sanjose::Client.new
GCM.gcm_api_key = "AIzaSyApdin5fMuTSGtW-OTC9gJrm2qz1hJPUzk"
# An example of the registration id sent back when a device registers for notifications
registration_id = "APA91bH35MqYza3xfc2hfag6Rr8VQPSOmi2nrUOPABlFwowfVMZNHaBGBpx-zQ7nuv9qzCEosepUMPKyOrVn0UncZMa__E2sWuM2Q53fjJ5loqIY1QKCza3MkxAu1rvyhhzJP3meEqpmv-kjBuRTeWe_ysRUICupE-awrK1eiStmmm2Y_VBBSs4"
# Create a notification that alerts a message to the user.
notification = Sanjose::Notification.new(devices: [registration_id])
notification.collapse_key = "fooBar"
notification.data = {foo: "bar"}
# And... sent! That's all it takes.
GCM.push(notification)Sanjose also comes with the gcm binary, which provides a convenient way to test notifications from the command line.
$ gcm push "<regstration_id>" -k "<api_key>" -c "fooBar"
With custom data support
$ gcm push "<regstration_id>" -k "<api_key>" -c "fooBar" -d "{\"foo\":\"bar\",\"message\":\"Hello from the command line!\"}"
There is tutorial for Google Cloud Message Getting started from Google.
Min Kim
Sanjose is available under the MIT license. See the LICENSE file for more info.