Node.js + Pushfire

PushFire provides:

• Easy device registration and management
• Subscriber authentication and profiling
• Tagging system for targeted notifications
• Workflow automation for user engagement
• Secure API communication
• Cross-platform support (Browser, Node.js, React Native)

For more information, visit the PushFire website.

Client-side Usage

Server-side Usage

Client

Initialization

• createClient(config) – Creates a new client instance
• client.init(fcmToken, options?) – Register device

Devices

• client.devices.register(data) – Register new device
• client.devices.update(data) – Update existing device

Subscribers

• client.subscribers.login(data) – Log in a subscriber
• client.subscribers.logout(data) – Log out a subscriber
• client.subscribers.update(data) – Update subscriber info

Tags

• client.subscriberTags.add(data) – Add a tag
• client.subscriberTags.update(data) – Update a tag
• client.subscriberTags.remove(data) – Remove a tag

Workflows

• client.workflowExecutions.create(data) – Create a workflow execution

Server

Server instances provide direct resource access and context-aware methods:

Direct Resource Access

• server.devices – Device operations
• server.subscribers – Subscriber operations
• server.subscriberTags – Tag operations
• server.workflowExecutions – Workflow operations

Context-Aware Methods (using cookies)

• server.extractContext(cookieHeader) – Extract device context
• server.createCookieHeaders(data) – Create Set-Cookie headers

Device operations:

• server.registerDeviceWithContext(data) – Register device, return cookies
• server.updateDeviceFromContext(cookieHeader, data) – Update device

Subscriber operations:

• server.loginSubscriberFromContext(cookieHeader, data) – Login subscriber, return cookies
• server.logoutSubscriberFromContext(cookieHeader) – Logout subscriber
• server.updateSubscriberFromContext(cookieHeader, data) – Update subscriber

Tag operations:

• server.addTagFromContext(cookieHeader, tagId, value) – Add tag
• server.updateTagFromContext(cookieHeader, tagId, value) – Update tag
• server.removeTagFromContext(cookieHeader, tagId) – Remove tag

Workflow operations:

• server.createWorkflowExecutionFromContext(data) – Create workflow execution

For more information, please refer to the official PushFire documentation on NPM: https://www.npmjs.com/package/pushfire