FCM interface with super powers. Send push notifications to android/ios in a simple way

npm install --save node-fcm-hero

To use this lib, you have to import:

const fcm          = require('node-fcm-hero');
const { firebase } = require("./your.config.file");
const push         = fcm(config);

The config file must have this format:

{
  "firebase": {
    "cert": "/route/to/firebase-adminsdk.json",
    "url" : "https://your-project.firebaseio.com"
  }
}

The cert param has to be the path to yor firebase json file.

If you already have an initializated instance of firebase-admin module, you can pass directly the messaging function to initialize the node-fcm-hero. Ie:

const fcm          = require('node-fcm-hero');
const { firebase } = require("./your.config.file");
const push         = fcm(config, myFirebaseAdmin.messaging());

To send a push notification you will need to call the send method. Ie:

const event = {
  token   : '',
  type    : '',
  payload : '',
  pushType: ''
}
push.send(event)
  .then(res => console.log(res))
  .catch(err => console.log(err));

You can set the pushType attribute of the event to define the kind of template to send. This pushType must be a string with the name of one of the custom templates you initialize to the project.

If you do not set any template or it didn't find in the type in the templates folder, the notification will fail.

You can make this work like an event Redux flow, passing the type and defining a template file per event you want to push.

If the event type don't macht with any template, the node-fcm-hero will return a unsuccess json object:

{
  "success": 0,
  "error"  : "No template found for this event"
}

You can override the default types and templates for your own, setting in the firebase config object a templatesPath field with the string to the path.

{
  "firebase": {
    "cert": "/route/to/firebase-adminsdk.json",
    "url" : "https://your-project.firebaseio.com",
    "templatesPath": "/path/to/templates"
  }
}

You can find examples of the templates format under the folder 'exampleTemplates'.

node-fcm-hero has a default events pre configured to help you to subscribe to listeners depending of this default events.

This is the list of the default events:

push.events :

.UNINSTALLED      
.RENEW_CREDENTIALS
.FIREBASE_ERROR   
.ERROR            
.SUCCESS          

To subscribe and catch some of this events, you need to add a callback funtion asociated to the event:

push.on(push.events.UNINSTALLED, callback1);
push.on(push.events.ERROR, callback2);
push.on(push.events.RENEW_CREDENTIALS, callback3);

Will return every single token marked as app uninstalled after the called send function.

If any error happends, the node-fcm-hero will return a json object with the success field equal to 0. Also, it will notify to the on error listeners.

To make the integration test work, you need to provide your own instance of firebase admin messaging or set your configuration file with the route to your firebase-adminsdk.json. Also you need to you provide at least one working firebase token and one uninstalled to cover all the best scenarios. After that, delete the .skip of the nodeFcmHero.e2e.test.js

Sorry for this, but i don't want to see how my phone 💥💥💥

Please read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on code of conduct, and the process for submitting pull requests.

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.