Scorocode.Messenger

• Messenger
  • new Messenger()
  • .sendPush(options, callbacks) ⇒ {error: Boolean, count: Number}
  • .sendSms(options, callbacks) ⇒ {error: Boolean, count: Number}

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new Messenger()

Class for message sending

Example

var broadcast = new Scorocode.Messenger();

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.sendPush(options, callbacks)

Method to send Push notifications

Parameter	Type	Properties
options	Object	Message parameters
callbacks	Object	Success and error callbacks for the executed query.

Example

var Scorocode = require('scorocode');
Scorocode.Init({
    ApplicationID: "applicationId",
    JavaScriptKey: "javascriptKey",
    MessageKey: "messageKey"
});

var devices = new Scorocode.Query("devices");
var broadcast = new Scorocode.Messenger();
Broadcast.sendPush({
        where: devices,
        data: {
            "data": {
                "message": "PUSH text!",
                }           
            }
        })
        .then((success)=>{
            console.log(success);
        })
        .catch((error)=>{
            console.log(error)
        });

Returns: promise.{error: Boolean, count: Number} - Returns a promise, which returns the object containing the result of the query execution.

• "error" - Boolean - Error flag
• "count" - Number - Number of messages sent

Exception:

• String 'Invalid options type'
• String 'Where must be a type of Query'
• String 'Invalid data type'
• String 'Missing subject or text message'

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.sendSms(options, callbacks)

Method to send SMS

Parameter	Type	Properties
options	Object	Message parameters
callbacks	Object	Success and error callbacks for the executed query.

Example

var Scorocode = require('scorocode');
Scorocode.Init({
    ApplicationID: "applicationId",
    JavaScriptKey: "javascriptKey",
    MessageKey: "messageKey"
});

var findUsers = new Scorocode.Query("users");
var broadcast = new Scorocode.Messenger();
broadcast.sendPush({
        where: findUsers,
        data: {
            "text": "SMS text"     
            }
        })
        .then((success)=>{
            console.log(success);
        })
        .catch((error)=>{
            console.log(error)
        });

Returns: {error: Boolean, count: Number} - Returns a promise, which returns the object containing the result of the query execution.

• "error" - Boolean - Error flag
• "count" - Number - Number of messages sent