maurohmartinez

This is a free plugin to send push notifications using Expo Api https://expo.io/notifications. In order to use this plugin, you need an App built with React Native and Expo. This plugin creates an API to interact with your native App and stores users unique push tokens to eb able to send them notifications from your Admin Panel.
<h3>Characteristics</h3>
<ol>
<li>Send push notifications</li>
<li>Register screens for your App and redirect users to specific content when they open notifications.</li>
<li>Keep track of all your notifications sent and the users registered to your App.</li>
<li>Save unfinished push notifications as draft and return later to finish and send them.</li>
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<h3>Rest API</h3>
Fusion Web App registers the next API routes for you to connect to your wordpress site.
Note: We strongly recommend to use htpps in order to protect your site.
– your_site/wp-json/app/appregister-user-token 
Type: POST 
Action: It registers the user’s push token and stores the information in the database. 
Authentication: Basic authentification by providing user credentials. 
Response: [success: true] – status 201. Else [success: false, error: error_code] – status 201. 
Params: 
 $username: A real active user in your wordpress site. It does not need to have admin roles, a subscriber is enough. 
 $password: The password for the user provided. 
 $installation_id: The Expo installation ID. Use import Constants from ‘expo-constants’; Constants.installationId. 
 $name_device: The name of the user’s device Use import Constants from ‘expo-constants’; Constants.deviceName. 
 $platform: only accepts ‘ios’ or ‘android’. Use import { Platform } from ‘react-native’; Platform.OS. 
 $token: Expo push notification token. For more info on this read the <a href="https://docs.expo.io/versions/latest/sdk/notifications/" rel="nofollow ugc">documentation</a>.
– your_site/wp-json/app/remove-user-token 
Type: POST 
Authentication: Basic authentification by providing user credentials. 
Response: [device_removed: true] – status 201. Else [device_removed: false, error: error_code] – status 201. 
Action: It removes the user’s push token. Use this route when your users logout from your application and stop sending them push notifications. Also, you can use it in case your app allows users to choose whether to receive or not notifications in the settings. 
Params: 
 $username: A real active user in your wordpress site. It does not need to have admin roles, a subscriber is enough. 
 $password: The password for the user provided. 
 $installation_id: The Expo installation ID. Use import Constants from ‘expo-constants’; Constants.installationId. 
 $token: Expo push notification token. For more info on this read the <a href="https://docs.expo.io/versions/latest/sdk/notifications/" rel="nofollow ugc">documentation</a>.
– your_site/wp-json/app/get-main-categories 
Type: GET 
Authentication: None 
Response: Array([‘blogs’ => $blogs, ‘audios’ => $audios, ‘videos’ => $videos ]) 
Action: Use this route to fetch the main categories (those without parents) of your website. 
Params: None.

Fusion Web App

This is a free plugin to send push notifications using Expo Api https://expo.io/notifications. In order to use this plugin, you need an App built with …

LCweb

Have you got an Expo (react native) application and want to implement push notifications? 
This plugin is the easiest way to get the job done in a proper way.
Notifications scheduling, emoji support and extra parameters builder. It’s all you need to get started in minutes! 
Let users subscribe to notifications simply calling an endpoint URL in your app.
You can also integrate your Google Analytics account: the plugin will log events whenever users register (or deregister). 
Super useful when it comes to know how users database changes depending on advertising or social campaigns.
Please refer to the <a href="https://docs.expo.io/push-notifications/overview/" rel="nofollow ugc">Expo documentation</a> on how to get users token.
<h4>NOTE:</h4>
No support provided
<h3>Installation & Use</h3>
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<li>Upload the plugin folder to the <code>/wp-content/plugins/</code> directory</li>
<li>Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress. A new menu element will be created </li>
<li>Check settings page to know endpoint URLs, to manage additional parameters and to enable Google Analytics integration</li>
<li>Create notification categories or directly new notifications</li>
<li>Integrate the register endpoint in your app (just call the URL)</li>
<li>Create a cronjob calling the related endpoint (or open the URL to manually trigger notifications). Please note only one notification is sent per time, to not bug end users.</li>
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LC Expo Push Notifications

Expo (React Native) push notifications made easy for WordPress users

Fusion Web App vs LC Expo Push Notifications