How to set an alias for Jiguang Push using PHP

Jiguang Push is a widely used push service that provides a variety of API interfaces for developers to push. Alias ​​setting is a convenient method that allows developers to push to a single user or a group of users. This article will introduce how to use PHP to set an alias for Aurora Push.

1. What is Aurora Push Alias

An alias refers to a group of names or IDs. It can be a user ID, device ID, or other user- or device-related entity. An alias can also be a list containing a set of user IDs or device IDs. By using aliases for pushing, you don't have to manually specify an alias for each user or device. Instead, you can set up aliases based on different needs and then push to those users or devices simultaneously.

By using the alias function of Aurora Push, you can easily send push messages to a specific user without knowing their real identity information, and you can also send push messages to multiple devices. in order to track and identify these devices.

2. PHP connects to Jiguang Push

When using PHP to connect to Jiguang Push API, you first need to obtain the application secret key and application key, and apply for Jiguang on the Jiguang Push official website before using the push service. Push the account and application. After passing the application, you will get this information and store it in the configuration file.

Because the application secret and application key here are private information pushed by Jiguang Push, they cannot be directly hard-coded in the PHP application and need to be stored in the configuration file. Under normal circumstances, you should use the configuration file as Part of the application, store it in a safe place and just use access authorization to access it.

The following is a sample code for connecting to the Aurora Push API in a PHP file:

<?php class Jpush{
  private $app_key = &#39;&#39;;
  private $master_secret = &#39;&#39;;
  private $url = "https://api.jpush.cn/v3/push";
  
  private $receiver_type = &#39;&#39;;
  private $receiver_value = &#39;&#39;;
  private $content_type = &#39;&#39;;
  private $message = &#39;&#39;;
  
  public function __construct() {
    $config = parse_ini_file(&#39;config.ini&#39;);
    $this->app_key = $config['app_key'];
    $this->master_secret = $config['master_secret'];
  }
  
  public function push($receiver_type,$receiver_value,$content_type,$message){
      $this->receiver_type = $receiver_type;
      $this->receiver_value = $receiver_value;
      $this->content_type = $content_type;
      $this->message = $message;
      
      $headers = array(
        'Authorization: Basic '.$this->app_key.':'.$this->master_secret,
        'Content-Type: application/json'
      );
      
      $data = array(
        'platform' => array('android','ios'),
        'audience' => array($this->receiver_type => explode(',',$this->receiver_value)),
        'message' => array(
          $this->content_type => $this->message
        )
      );
      
      $options = array(
        'http' => array(
          'header'  => implode("\r\n", $headers),
          'method'  => 'POST',
          'content' => json_encode($data),
        )
      );
      
      $context  = stream_context_create($options);
      $result = file_get_contents($this->url, false, $context);
      return json_decode($result,true);
  }
  
}
?>

3. How to set an alias

Before using Aurora Push to send messages, you need to create Push the object and set the push related information as the properties of this object. After creating this object, we can set an alias during processing for targeted push.

The following is a sample code for configuring aliases in a PHP file:

$client = new \JPush\Client($app_key, $master_secret);

$alias = 'alias1,alias2';
$title = 'push title';
$content = 'push content';


// Create a message
$message = new \JPush\PushPayload(
    'all',
    array(
        'android' => array(
            'alert' => $content,
            'title' => $title
        ),
        'ios' => array(
            'alert' => $content,
            'sound' => 'sound.caf'
        )
    )
);

$result = $client->push()
    ->setPlatform('all')
    ->setAudience(\JPush\Audience::alias(explode(',', $alias)))
    ->setNotification($message)
    ->send();

print_r($result);

In the above code example, we can see that the push target is pushed through the aliases alias1,alias2 Orientation, and at the same time, the Audience::alias() method in the setAudience() method sets it to the alias type to achieve the purpose of directing to the alias.

Summary:

The above is the method and sample code for setting the Jiguang Push alias through PHP. If you need to set an alias when using the Jiguang Push service, you can refer to this article for related operations. At the same time, please pay attention to protecting your application secret and application keys to ensure security and privacy.

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