Hey developers! 🚀 Are you ready to take your analytics game to the next level? We've got something exciting for you – the Google Analytics integration in your Hypi app! 📊
Excited to integrate Google Firebase Cloud Notifications into your Hypi app? Let's get hands-on with some real GraphQL examples to show you exactly how to set things up. This mini-tutorial will guide you through subscribing to topics, sending personalized notifications, and broadcasting messages. Let’s code!
Step 1: Subscribe to a Topic
First off, let’s subscribe a user to a topic so they can receive updates. Add this mutation to your Hypi app schema to start receiving notifications on a specific topic.
mutation {
subscribeFCM(
topic: "news",
token: "<A FCM token>"
)
}
Replace "<A FCM token>" with the actual FCM token of the user's device. This example subscribes the user to the "news" topic.
Step 2: Send a Personalized Notification
Want to send a custom notification to a user? Use this mutation to push a notification directly to a device using its FCM token. This can include a message with a title, body, and even an image!
mutation {
sendFCM(
message: {
data: { new_msg_id: "msg1" },
notification: {
title: "Hello world",
body: "Hello there!",
image: "https://images.pexels.com/photos/1629781/pexels-photo-1629781.jpeg?auto=compress&cs=tinysrgb&w=1260&h=750&dpr=2"
}
},
token: "<A FCM token>"
)
}
Customize the title, body, and image URL to fit your notification content.
Step 3: Broadcast to a Topic
Need to send a message to all users subscribed to a topic? This mutation allows you to broadcast a notification to everyone subscribed to the "news" topic, for instance.
mutation {
sendToTopicFCM(
topic:"news",
message: {
data: {new_msg_id: "msg1"},
notification: {
title: "Breaking News",
body: "Stay tuned for more updates.",
image: "https://images.pexels.com/photos/1629781/pexels-photo-1629781.jpeg?auto=compress&cs=tinysrgb&w=1260&h=750&dpr=2"
}
}
)
}
This sends a notification to all devices subscribed to "news" with the provided message content.
Putting It All Together
Integrating FCM with your Hypi app opens up endless possibilities for engaging with your users through timely and relevant notifications. Whether you're sending a warm welcome message, the latest news updates, or personalized alerts, the power is now at your fingertips.
Remember, the examples above are just the beginning. Feel free to tweak the mutations to suit your app’s specific needs and user engagement strategies. Happy coding, and here's to skyrocketing your app's engagement with Hypi and Firebase Cloud Notifications! 🚀
P.S. Don't forget, if you haven't signed up for Hypi yet, now's the perfect time to jump in and start experimenting with these powerful notifications. Register today and give your users the engaging experience they deserve!
In this post, we will explore how to sync google sheet and Hypi’s serverless function. We will use Zapier to exchange the data between the two.
Let’s first look into Fenrir - Hypi’s Serverless platform and its functions.
Fenrir helps you deploy your own serverless function on Hypi’s low code backend. Serverless functions are helpful to manage a piece of logic at the backend. You can keep your own serverless functions ready to execute just like any other API.
Today, the Hypi team is proud to announce the availability of Fenrir. Our new serverless platform, designed to with simplicity and performance in mind!
Fenrir is built to be as simple, performant and un-intrusive as possible.
With today's announcement, we're making available support for Java, Python and NodeJS functions. We plan to release support for other languages like Ruby, Rust and others over the next few months.
What's more, we're making serverless accessible on our free plan. So you can test it out before deploying production workloads.
A set of complete examples are available in the Hypi serverless examples repository on Github We encourage you to give it a try today!