Push API support? about film-night HOT 14 CLOSED

I've got the first bit of work done on this. It's in the webpush branch at bdf467f - if someone else wants to do any testing that'd be great. Currently works on FF and should work on Chrome when the manifest has our project ID and we get a GCM key. I've used a php var for the GCM API key that @Tom-Johnston'll need to get from Google so we can store it in an above-root php file like the db details if need be - should we be doing that with the client id as well, or is it fine as it is?

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I have an API key.

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I would suggest making it a variable in database.php.

I'll add it to the one on the pis tomorrow.

On Mon, 8 Feb 2016, 22:44 Tom Johnston [email protected] wrote:

I have an API key.

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@unpairedbracket API keys etc are now in database.php, and so provided this is included will be available to you on the pis.

$push_api is the API key
$push_id is the project ID
$push_number is the project number.

I'll also private message you with these so you can use them in your local dev environment.

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I seem to still be having issues with registering to receive pushes in Chrome...
Maybe it's taking a while to enable GCM? I think the thing I saw had GCM for Chrome and GCM for Android APIs available, and we actually want the for android one - I probably should have mentioned that...

^that one

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An Android API key is for sending the requests from an app. It requires a package name and the apps SHA-1 signing fingerprint.

There are my options

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Oh, I guess they've updated that to make it less confusing.
Web server then, I guess...

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That's what you should have.

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We have a zero quota?

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I think I might have figured out the issue

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Should the project-id be pluralised?

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No.

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That's strange, because it works if it is, and not if it's not...

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Now works on Chrome and Firefox.

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