OneSignal REST API Wrapper For Laravel/Lumen

Introduction

This project is a Laravel 5 / Lumen wrapper for the OneSignal REST API v1. It supports all operations currently supported by the API.

Installation (Laravel and Lumen)

Require the package with composer.

composer require dreamonkey/laravel-onesignal-rest-api

Laravel Users:

From Laravel 5.5 onwards, it's possible to take advantage of auto-discovery of the service provider.

For Laravel versions before 5.5, you must register the service provider in your config/app.php

Update config/app.php by adding the following entries.

'providers' => [
    // ...
    Dreamonkey\OneSignal\OneSignalServiceProvider::class,
];

'aliases' => [
   	// ...
   	'OneSignal' => Dreamonkey\OneSignal\Facades\OneSignal::class,
];

Lumen Users:

Update bootstrap/app.php, adding the following entry

$app->register( \Dreamonkey\OneSignal\OneSignalServiceProvider::class );
class_alias( 'Dreamonkey\OneSignal\OneSignalFacade', 'OneSignal' );

Configuration

There are three values that need to be set in order to use the library: your default OneSignal app ID, the REST API key and your account User Auth Key. All of these items can be found in your Control Panel on the OneSignal site. First two are app-related and can be found inside your app settings in the "Keys & IDs" tab (upper left corner), the third is account-related and can be found pressing your account avatar (lower right corner) and selecting "Account & API Keys".

Place the 3 keys into your .env file, as such:

ONESIGNAL_APP_ID=
ONESIGNAL_REST_API_KEY=
ONESIGNAL_USER_AUTH_KEY=

Usage

There is a function for each of the OneSignal API calls. They are broken down here. All methods will return an array formatted like this:

    [
        'status' => < HTTP status code of the request >,
        'data' => [
            < data returned by OneSignal REST API in array format >
        ],
    ]

Note: In all instances where an $app_id is asked for, omitting it will grab the default OneSignal App ID specified in the .env file

Apps

getApps() - Get all Apps for the user

$response = OneSignal::getApps();

getApp( $app_id ) - Get the given App

postapp( $data ) - Create a new App

putApp( $app_id, $data ) - Update an App

Players

getPlayers( $app_id, $limit, $offset ) - Get Players from an App

getPlayer( $id ) - Get Player of the given ID

postPlayer ( $data, $app_id ) - Add Player to an App

putPlayer( $data, $app_id ) - Update Player object for an App

postCSVExport( $app_id ) - Get a CSV dump of all Players for an App

postPlayerOnSession( $data ) - Start a new device session for this Player

postPlayerOnPurchase( $data ) - Track a new purchase for this Player

postPlayerOnFocus( $data ) - Increment the Players total session length

Notifications

getNotifications( $app_id, $limit, $offset ) - Get all Notifications for an App

getNotification( $id, $app_id ) - Get a Notification from an App

postNotification( $data, $app_id ) - Add a Notification to an App

$response = OneSignal::postNotification([
    "tags"                  =>  [ ["key" => "myKey", "relation" => "=", "value" => 1 ] ],
    "contents"              => ["en" => "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Aenean et iaculis enim. Sed egestas porttitor laoreet."],
    "headings"              => ["en" => "Aliquam consectetur odio sed"],
]);

putNotificationTrackOpen( $id, $app_id, $opened ) - Track whether a Notification was opened

deleteNotification( $id, $app_id ) - Delete a Notification from an App

References

The official OneSignal API documentation is listed here: https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/server-api-overview

Acknowledgements

This project has been forked and evolved by Dreamonkey from https://github.com/jmrieger/onesignal-laravel