Push Notification FCM Plugin

This FCM Plugin for WordPress is designed to simplify the integration of push notifications to all Android and iOS devices. With ease of use in mind, here’s what you can achieve:

1. Easy Integration:

   • Installation: Simply install the plugin.
   • Configuration: Enter your Firebase Server (API) key, generate a site key, and select the post types for notifications.
   • Compatibility: Works with both Android and iOS devices and the latest version of WordPress.

2. REST API Endpoints for Device Management:

   • Subscribe Device: Register devices when the mobile application is launched.
   • Unsubscribe Device: Deregister devices when the application is deleted.
   • Example: Use the provided endpoints with parameters like rest_api_key, device_uuid, device_token, etc., to manage subscriptions.

3. Customizable Notifications:

   • Categories: Register devices under specific categories. If a category doesn’t exist, it’ll be created automatically.
   • Content Types: Select specific post types for triggering notifications.

4. Open Source & Free: Modify and use without any cost.

Make sure to have a Firebase project and your Firebase Server (API) key before using the plugin. Don’t miss out on important updates, try our FCM push notification plugin today!

REST API Endpoints

Subscribe Device

https://example.domain/wp-json/fcm/pn/subscribe 

Parameters:
– rest_api_key (required): Unique site key from plugin settings.
– device_uuid (required): Device’s unique ID.
– device_token (required): Device’s token.
– subscription (required): Category name for device registration.
– device_name (optional): Name of the device.
– os_version (optional): Operating system version.

Returns JSON:

{ "error": false, "message": "Device token registered", "subscription_id": 123 } 

Unsubscribe device:

https://example.domain/wp-json/fcm/pn/unsubscribe 

Parameters:

• rest_api_key (required): Unique site key from plugin settings.
• device_uuid (required): Device’s unique ID.

Returns JSON:

{ "error": false, "message": "The device token was successfully removed" } 

This plugin is available as open-source and free of charge, allowing seamless integration with any WordPress setup and offering the flexibility for customization to meet specific needs.1. Preparation for Use:
– Prior to activating the plugin, it’s essential to establish a Firebase project and obtain the corresponding Firebase Server (API) key. This setup links your WordPress site to Firebase, enabling the key functionalities of the plugin.

1. Unique Site Key Requirement:

   • Upon installing the plugin, you’ll need to access the plugin settings page to generate a unique site key. This key is crucial for the identification and security of your particular WordPress installation.

2. Content-Type Selection for Notifications:

   • The plugin grants you the flexibility to choose specific types of posts for sending notifications. This allows for a tailored communication strategy, ensuring that users only receive alerts relevant to their interests.

3. Device Management via REST API Endpoints:

   • The plugin utilizes REST API endpoints to manage device registration and deregistration. Your mobile application must be configured to interact with these endpoints, enabling accurate control over the device subscriptions.

4. Cross-Platform Compatibility:

   • Designed to work seamlessly with both Android and iOS devices, this plugin ensures that you can reach your audience regardless of their preferred platform.

5. Category-Specific Notification Delivery:

   • The plugin facilitates sending push notifications to all registered devices for a particular post category. This targeted approach enhances engagement by delivering content-specific alerts.

6. Registration Verification Before Notification:

   • Prior to sending any notifications, the plugin verifies the device’s registration status. This step maintains notification accuracy and avoids sending to inactive or irrelevant devices.

7. Compatibility with Latest WordPress Version:

   • While the plugin aligns with the most recent WordPress version, it’s advisable to check for compatibility to ensure a smooth integration within your specific WordPress environment.

8. Customizable Open-Source Software:

   • Embracing an open-source model, the plugin’s code can be adapted to meet individual requirements. This encourages not only personalized use but also potential community contributions and collaboration.

1. Upload the plugin files to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory, or install through the WordPress plugins screen.
2. Activate the plugin.
3. Enter your Firebase Server (API) key and generate a site key in the plugin settings page.

4. Select the types of posts for notifications.To install the “Push Notification FCM” plugin via the WordPress admin dashboard, follow these steps to enable push notifications for your website:

5. Log In: Access your WordPress site with administrator credentials.

6. Navigate to Plugins: Locate the “Plugins” section within your WordPress dashboard.
7. Add New Plugin: Click on the “Add New” button to explore new plugins.
8. Search for the Plugin: Enter “Push Notification FCM” in the search bar to find the specific plugin.
9. Install the Plugin: Click on the “Install” button adjacent to the plugin and wait for the installation to complete.
10. Activate the Plugin: Click on the “Activate” button to enable the plugin’s functionalities.
11. Configure Settings: Navigate to the “Push Notification FCM” settings page to enter your Firebase Server (API) keys, generate a site key, and select the types of posts for push notifications.
12. Integrate with Mobile App: Insert the generated REST endpoints of your site into your mobile application to facilitate device registration.
13. Start Push Notifications: With everything in place, you can now commence sending push notifications to all subscribed devices.

Note: Prior to installation, please ensure that the plugin is compatible with your specific version of WordPress. Compatibility information is vital for smooth integration and optimal performance.

1. 

   General plugin settings

2. 

   All registered devices

3. 

   Settings within the article for push notifications

4. 

   WP-JSON REST API format for Subscribe

5. 

   WP-JSON REST API format for Unsubscribe

6. 

   Test and Compatibility

1.0.0

• First stabile version

1.0.1

• Improved REST API
• Improved UX
• Improved documentation

1.0.2

• Improved plugin security
• Improved plugin cache

1.0.3

• Added support for the WordPress version 6.3.x

1.0.6

• Bugfixes