I am new to service worker and trying to learn it. I am implementing push notification using service worker. I am looking for simple demo code for pushing at server side and receive at client side notification as a reference in developing my web application. Suggestions will be very helpful. I am using node.js for implemention.
Thank you.
You can look at the examples in the Web Push category of the ServiceWorker Cookbook.
The examples are using the web-push Node.js library.
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I am building this simple app that uses React and Node, for learning purposes. I want to use websockets for the game and for the chat.
websockets is new to me, and I am wondering if it is recommended to create two different instances for each purpose (game/chat), or should I use the same?
If you are building a simple app with react and node i would try the iosocket and there is tons of videos and similiar project on github where you can check it out to get a glimpse on how it works. Here is even a link to iosocket: https://socket.io/
You can read the documentation and try to implement these bits in your app.
Is it possible to include the google assistant into my local web application so that everyone can use it? I've got a JSF-Application that runs on a local tomcat 7 server. My goal is to change the views by voice. I want to do it with the google assistant sdk.
There is the service sdk (python, all functions) and the library sdk(gPRC (java), general function). I tried the java-client, but the hotword detection only works for the service sdk. I need the hotword detection.
Can I run the service python google assistant and my jsf-app on one tomcat server? I can't get my head around it and need your help.
This is only the first step to my goal. Have you any suggestions?
Hotword detection would be non-trivial to implement. A web application contains two parts: a client, which would be the web browser, and the server, which is your local tomcat server.
Web apps basically work with multiple clients communicating to one server through HTTP requests, primarily through Javascript. Your server then processes this, and the cool thing is that the server can be any language you want.
However, the client cannot directly interact with server-side code. This means that locally running feature like hotword detection on the server cannot be directly controlled by the client. You'd need to use a client-side hotword detection library, which would presumably need to be written in Javascript.
I have created a QUICK START PROJECT in visual studio with AZURE SERVER with the help of the link given below.
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/documentation/articles/app-service-mobile-cordova-get-started/
and now I want to configure it with push notifications for which I followed the steps show in the link below
https://azure.microsoft.com/en-in/documentation/articles/app-service-mobile-cordova-get-started-push/#nodejs
It says to make some changes in the code in the todoitem.js (index.js) from the first link.
I am not able to make those changes can anyone help me with what should be done?
Acutally, the todoitem.js is in your Mobile App backend server in Node.js. If you have created a Mobile Apps server for your own, you can find and edit this script in Easy Tables in your Mobile Apps' manage page in the Azure portal(https://ms.portal.azure.com).
I have an app using Native Messaging Technology, my app worked. I have a website, website communicating with extension, extension communicating with native app and feedback! I want to check my app is ready for work, I mean: How to my website can check native app already to work?
Thanks!
My problem is that I am building a app using parse (http://parse.com) and also a website to support it but didn't find a solution to add the "instant messaging" feature to web (Like facebook messaging)
The app (IOS) has a messaging feature that uses push notifications and works just fine.
What can I use for the web part to emulate that? Is it possible to use long polling somehow? What options are available?
I have tried using cloud code but was unsuccessful