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  • Plugin Author Ivijan-Stefan Stipic

    (@ivijanstefan)

    Hi,

    Sorry for late response.

    On the admin page /wp-admin/admin.php?page=push-notification-fcm you can see all device keys and UUID.

    Tell me how you would like to see this data? Do you need a specific part where you want to see it?

    I ask, for the reason if it is necessary to make it inside the plugin.

    Otherwise, everything is recorded in the database as custom post type fcmpn-devices

    I hope I help you on this.

    Best regards!

    xandreasjuenx

    (@xandreasjuenx)

    Hello, I randomly discovered this plugin of yours. I need a way to send pushes from WP to iOS and Android.

    The documentation is not clear on certain points. For example, when it comes to integration with Android, the registration process goes directly through Firebase. This means that all registered devices under “All Registered Devices” are retrieved from the Firebase API https://fcm.googleapis.com.

    When subscribing via the https://example.domain/wp-json/fcm/pn/subscribe interface, the token generated by Firebase must be passed on to the interface accordingly. Is that correct?

    This means that for “device_token,” the device token from FirebaseFirebaseMessaging.getInstance() is required. For “device_uuid,” it just needs to be unique to the device, correct?

    Plugin Author Ivijan-Stefan Stipic

    (@ivijanstefan)

    Generally, you register devices on firebase through this plugin.

    Each WordPress installation provides a unique URL to which you can connect via the mobile application, register the device to WordPress and WordPress further sends information to firebase, register the device and sends notifications.

    The only thing is that you have to connect the plugin to FireBase via API for this to be possible.

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