(If not refresh the page once)Ĭongratulations! You did it. Then you should get the first notification. But have the lock icon in navigation bar. Just click allow.īut in some case it might not show. Open your browser and navigate to It should show the push notification permission request dialog. post ( ' /subscribe ', ( req, res ) => ) setVapidDetails ( " ", publicVapidKey, privateVapidKey ) // Create route for allow client to subscribe to push notification.
join ( _dirname, " client " ))) const publicVapidKey = " BOd2EQ8LTe3KAgMX9lWwTlHTRzv1Iantw50Mw6pUnsNr3pcxl8iglUs-YlQEQLo4UbJk9oyXs_BxgyAe0TCqKME " const privateVapidKey = " 4AoSsRHFaHv0Fupd2NRtrungJF2jkqgccTu-WEc781w " // Setup the public and private VAPID keys to web-push library. json ()) // We will store our client files in. const app = express () // Use body parser which we will use to parse request body that sending from client. So open your terminal and enter this command.Ĭonst express = require ( ' express ' ) const webpush = require ( ' web-push ' ) const bodyParser = require ( ' body-parser ' ) const path = require ( ' path ' ) // Create express app. If you don't want to use the online services, you can generate it through the command line. You should get the JSON object that contains subject which is your given email address.Īnd you will get both public and private keys. It is used to give details about the sender. Just go through the website, enter the email address. I have two recommended ways to create VAPID Keys Instead, the application server can voluntarily identify itself with your web push provider. Your VAPID keys allow you to send web push campaigns without having to send them through a service like Firebase Cloud Messaging (or FCM). VAPID, which stands for Voluntary Application Server Identification is a new way to send and receive website push notifications. Generate VAPID Keys for push notifications Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode
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