I want to ask about the best way for push notification by using flutter and node.js API I used some of libraries but this libraries when I forced turn off app the notification does not receive and sometimes even app work the notification does not receive directly and I do not use firebase so I want the best ways to make the notification received directly when I push notifications even the app is closed or forced closed and it will be good if you have tutorial about that
One Signal is good for push notification within your needs. Here's some links:
Flutter setup: https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/flutter-sdk-setup
API documentation: https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/onesignal-api
You follow this.This is using Firebase Cloud Messaging.
Setup Link : https://firebase.flutter.dev/docs/messaging/overview/
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Currently, I use https://replit.com/, but I am wondering if I can do better for free. It has to be free and web-based because I also need to use it on a restricted access device.
You can use Heroku. I personally use it. You can host your bot on GitHub and connect the repository to Heroku.
Then whenever you push changes to your bot repository, it automatically updates your Heroku app and your bot will restart itself with the new updates.
Can I push notifications in OpenFin after my app has been closed? / How to make my OpenFin app run in background? I have tried and researched a lot, but cannot find an answer for the same. Thank you in advance.
No, If app is closed then you can not push notifications. You can run application in background however you can make the app minimized by code and push the notification then.. If it solves your purpose.
I want to push notification in android devices through node js using node
I think the best way is to use Firebase Cloud Message (FCM), you can send notifications to your Android and iOS devices over an fcm_token provided by Firebase SDK. They provide a super easy node js SDK. It's Google solution and simple to use.
https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/?refresh=1
If you dont like Google, this is an other 100% free option that allow you to do the same job, One Signal.
https://onesignal.com/
I am currently using nodejs and a scheduled webjob to query a website and save some data to a json file for further consumption in a native Windows Phone app.
Now I'd like to add a feature where I can notify the users if new data was found on the website using push notifications.
Unfortunately I have not found any info on how one might do this or if that is even possible atm.
The https://github.com/tjanczuk/wns Node.js module serves this exact purpose.
Is there any project out there that uses twillio and node to let phones chat with a client in the browser? or forwards SMS messages to xmpp and then forwards xmpp back to twilio? I've been looking for an hour or so and I can't seem to find a project that does this. I've found some services that would let me build it, but I'd rather not recreate the wheel here.
Hmm, don't know of anything out of the box, but that would make a good open source hack for our dev blog. If you're looking at using Twilio with node, you might want to check out my client module on npm. If you want to play with it:
npm install twilio
Source:
https://github.com/kwhinnery/twilio-node
EDIT: You might check out this example app as well for Google App Engine:
https://github.com/kwhinnery/gae-chat