expo-server-sdk-python

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In the example, when the device is not found, the following code is executed: ```python from notifications.models import PushToken PushToken.objects.filter(token=token).update(active=False) ``` Which library is being used to manage PushToken, is...

pablop94

A way to add custom notification sound?

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Is there a way to add a custom notification sound via the server? Or is it handled on the client side?

Andrew-Jang

Implementation of asynchronous push client

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shpaker

Silent notifications on android

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Hi, I'm trying to push a silent notification which seems to work on ios (standalone expo 42 app) but the same doesnt seem to work on android (also standalone expo...

areksiekiera

Adding tests?

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Hi - I noticed that this project doesn't contain any tests. I'm using this library in a project I'm working on, and would be happy to spend some time writing...

jimcasteleiro

Support new useFcmV1 query param

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Hi Guys, FCM legacy is deprecated and will be unusable after June 20, 2024. The idea is to support the new query param called `useFcmV1`

carl0shd

Update documentation with publish_multiple example

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The `README.md` is pretty clear on how to handle the errors when sending a single push notification, however, most of the times we will be sending the same push notification...

samuel-andres

Async implementation

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Is there any interest in an async implementation of this library, probably based on aiohttp? I'm working on porting it for internal use, but would be willing to publish the...

markedwards

self.retry in the README example

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In the example in the `README`, the code has two occurance of: ```py raise self.retry(exc=exc) ``` Where is the `retry` method defined in the example, and why is it using...

gameveloster

I guess the idea was to return the PushReceipt() objects, as we're getting data from /push/getReceipts

alex-childish