def example_push_batch2():
"""An example on how to use push_batch with many parameters
directly to method.
In the following example sound, badge (iOS only), schedule
and devices with specifed tags to exclude are
defined for the push_batch().
"""
# Define app_id and secret
my_app_id = 'my_app_id'
my_secret = 'my_secret'
# Create a Pushbots instance
pushbots = Pushbots(app_id=my_app_id, secret=my_secret)
# Define all fields
platform = Pushbots.PLATFORM_IOS
msg = 'My super cool msg'
sound = 'mysound'
badge = '16'
schedule = '2016-08-12T11:33:00'
except_tags = ['tag4', 'tag5', 'tag6']
payload = {'custom_field1': 'My field1 value',
'custom_field2': 'My field2 value'}
# Finally make the call
code, msg = pushbots.push_batch(platform=platform, msg=msg, sound=sound,
badge=badge, schedule=schedule,
except_tags=except_tags, payload=payload)
print('Returned code: {0}'.format(code))
print('Returned message: {0}'.format(msg))
def example_push_batch2():
"""An example on how to use push_batch with many parameters
directly to method.
In the following example sound, badge (iOS only), schedule
and devices with specifed tags to exclude are
defined for the push_batch().
"""
# Define app_id and secret
my_app_id = 'my_app_id'
my_secret = 'my_secret'
# Create a Pushbots instance
pushbots = Pushbots(app_id=my_app_id, secret=my_secret)
# Define all fields
platform = Pushbots.PLATFORM_IOS
msg = 'My super cool msg'
sound = 'mysound'
badge = '16'
schedule = '2016-08-12T11:33:00'
except_tags = ['tag4', 'tag5', 'tag6']
payload = {'custom_field1': 'My field1 value',
'custom_field2': 'My field2 value'}
# Finally make the call
code, msg = pushbots.push_batch(platform=platform, msg=msg, sound=sound,
badge=badge, schedule=schedule,
except_tags=except_tags, payload=payload)
print('Returned code: {0}'.format(code))
print('Returned message: {0}'.format(msg))
def example_push_batch3():
"""An example on how to use push_batch with data defined by you
In this example alias is used for push_batch(), along with a payload
with 1 custom field.
"""
# Define app_id and secret
my_app_id = 'my_app_id'
my_secret = 'my_secret'
# Create a Pushbots instance
pushbots = Pushbots(app_id=my_app_id, secret=my_secret)
# Define data
data = {'platform': Pushbots.PLATFORM_ANDROID, 'msg': 'Hello there',
'alias': 'superjohn123', 'payload': {'custom_field': 'Custom val'}}
# Alternatively you can set 'except_alias' : 'superjohn123' to exclude
# "superjohn123" from getting that push
code, msg = pushbots.push_batch(data=data)
print('Returned code: {0}'.format(code))
print('Returned message: {0}'.format(msg))
def example_push_batch1():
"""An example on how to use push_batch with some parameters
directly to method. In this example a notification will be sent,
to all iOS devices, that are tagged with "News" or "Politics"
using push_batch().
"""
# Define app_id and secret
my_app_id = 'my_app_id'
my_secret = 'my_secret'
# Create a Pushbots instance
pushbots = Pushbots(app_id=my_app_id, secret=my_secret)
# Define all fields
platform = Pushbots.PLATFORM_ANDROID # Required
msg = 'My super cool msg' # Required
tags = ['News', 'Politics'] # Single tags, must also be in a list.
code, msg = pushbots.push_batch(platform=platform, msg=msg, tags=tags)
print('Returned code: {0}'.format(code))
print('Returned message: {0}'.format(msg))
def example_push_batch3():
"""An example on how to use push_batch with data defined by you
In this example alias is used for push_batch(), along with a payload
with 1 custom field.
"""
# Define app_id and secret
my_app_id = 'my_app_id'
my_secret = 'my_secret'
# Create a Pushbots instance
pushbots = Pushbots(app_id=my_app_id, secret=my_secret)
# Define data
data = {'platform': Pushbots.PLATFORM_ANDROID, 'msg': 'Hello there',
'alias': 'superjohn123', 'payload': {'custom_field': 'Custom val'}}
# Alternatively you can set 'except_alias' : 'superjohn123' to exclude
# "superjohn123" from getting that push
code, msg = pushbots.push_batch(data=data)
print('Returned code: {0}'.format(code))
print('Returned message: {0}'.format(msg))
def example_push_batch1():
"""An example on how to use push_batch with some parameters
directly to method. In this example a notification will be sent,
to all iOS devices, that are tagged with "News" or "Politics"
using push_batch().
"""
# Define app_id and secret
my_app_id = 'my_app_id'
my_secret = 'my_secret'
# Create a Pushbots instance
pushbots = Pushbots(app_id=my_app_id, secret=my_secret)
# Define all fields
platform = Pushbots.PLATFORM_ANDROID # Required
msg = 'My super cool msg' # Required
tags = ['News', 'Politics'] # Single tags, must also be in a list.
code, msg = pushbots.push_batch(platform=platform, msg=msg, tags=tags)
print('Returned code: {0}'.format(code))
print('Returned message: {0}'.format(msg))
