ember-blueprint-firebase-messaging v0.7.0

ember-blueprint-firebase-messaging

An add-on for integrating Firebase Messaging into your Ember App

Installation

ember install ember-blueprint-firebase-messaging

Configuration

Application Configuration

Set the firebase.baseUrl property in configs/environment.js. This url points to the mounting point for the main router from @onehilltech/blueprint-firebase-messaging.

module.exports = function (environment) {
  let ENV = {
    // ...
    
    firebase: {
      baseUrl: `http://localhost:8080/firebase`
    }
  };
  
  // ...
}

Capacitor Mobile Apps

You must set the environment variable CAPACITOR_BUILD=true when you build your EmberJS application for capacitor (see ember-cli-capacitor). If you don't set the CAPACITOR_BUILD environment variable, then this add-on will not integrate properly into your capacitor application.

CAPACITOR_BUILD is automatically added to configs/environment.js.

Device Token Registration

The device tokens are automatically registered with the backend server when a user signs in to a gatekeeper session. Also, the device token is removed from the server when a user signs out of their current gatekeeper session.

Handling Push Notifications

Foreground notifications

The @pushNotification decorator is used to handle push notifications while the mobile app is in the foreground. This decorator can be attached to any route in the Ember app. Here is an example of attaching it to the IndexRoute. This approach is useful if you want to handle push notifications in a target route differently from the general notification.

// app/routes/index.js

import { pushNotification } from 'ember-blueprint-firebase-messaging';

export default class IndexRoute extends Route {

  // ...
  
  @pushNotification
  doPaymentCompleteNotification (notification) {
    // handle the notification
  }
}

Background notifications

Background notifications are ones received while the app is not in the foreground. These notifications typically wake the target mobile application when tapped (this will be indicated in the notification). You handle background notifications by implementing the doPushNotification() on the application route. If you do not implement the doPushNotification() method on the application route, then the background push notifications will be ignored.

Background push notifications are only handled after the user taps the notification.

// app/routes/application.js

export default class ApplicationRoute extends Route {
  // ...
  
  doPushNotification (notification) {
    // handle the background notification
  }
}