erlang server for APNS
for more info about APNS check this building
build the project by compiling all source code:
$ make e-apns
configure the config file under priv directory, setting all parameters to valid params:
- address_apns: address for APNS server
- port_apns: port for APNS server
- certfile_apns: certificate file (created from .cer file)(you can use .pem from dev center)
- keyfile_apns: key file (created from .p12 file)(you can use .pem from dev center)
- password_apns: password for connect to APNS server
- timeout_apns: max time for waiting a valid connection to APNS server
NOTE: files cert and key could be generated with openssl.
To start the e-apns from an erlang shell just start with the correct path:
$ erl -pa path/to/e-apns/ebin
In the erlang shell start the application:
> application:start('e-apns').
I(<0.50.0>) [e-apns] apns initialized
NOTE: you must start crypto, public_key and ssl before start e-apns.
Connecting to APNS is easy, just type:
> {ok, Resource} = 'e-apns':get_resource_apns().
{ok,{ok,{sslsocket,new_ssl,<0.??.0>},<0.??.0>}}
Resource variable is used to send a message or receive apns messages over ssl socket.
To send a message you need some parameters like:
- Token (device id)
- The payload, in this case the structure for the payload is: {Msg, Sound, Badge}
- Expiry
- Identifier
- The Resource (got with get_resource_apns)
Send a message using 'push_apns' function:
> 'e-apns':push_apns(Resource, 1, 1000, "DeviceId", {"Hello", "alert", "10"}).
ok
this could be send the message "Hello" to the device with id = "DeviceId"
see LICENSE.txt for more info
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