Per-device sends over one HTTP client, shared by the FCM and APNs adapters.
Per-device sends over one HTTP client, shared by the FCM and APNs adapters.
No vars found in this namespace.
Migratus entry points for push_analytics_events.callback_id (BOU-849).
Migratus entry points for push_analytics_events.callback_id (BOU-849).
Persistence shell for push notification device tokens and analytics events.
Implements IDeviceTokenStore and IPushAnalyticsStore protocols against a db-context through platform's execution layer, which encodes each parameter as the engine takes it.
A token is upserted on (token, app_id) with platform's upsert!.
Persistence shell for push notification device tokens and analytics events. Implements IDeviceTokenStore and IPushAnalyticsStore protocols against a db-context through platform's execution layer, which encodes each parameter as the engine takes it. A token is upserted on (token, app_id) with platform's `upsert!`.
No vars found in this namespace.
Migratus entry points for the index broadcast pages by: platform, active, id (BOU-683).
Migratus entry points for the index broadcast pages by: platform, active, id (BOU-683).
Load-time registry of push notification definitions.
The registry is mutable process state, so it lives in the shell — the core
(wagoe.push.core.notification) stays pure (rendering only). Definitions are
registered at namespace load via the defpush macro and read at runtime by
the push service/jobs.
Load-time registry of push notification definitions. The registry is mutable process state, so it lives in the shell — the core (wagoe.push.core.notification) stays pure (rendering only). Definitions are registered at namespace load via the `defpush` macro and read at runtime by the push service/jobs.
Migratus entry points giving push_device_tokens.token a binary collation
on MySQL. Its default is case-insensitive, so two tokens differing only in
case were one device, and marking one invalid marked both.
Migratus entry points giving `push_device_tokens.token` a binary collation on MySQL. Its default is case-insensitive, so two tokens differing only in case were one device, and marking one invalid marked both.
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