A ruby gem to communicate with Microsoft Push Notification Service.

From the commande line:

gem install ruby-mpns

Or in your gemfile:

gem 'ruby-mpns'

To use it just use the singleton MicrosoftPushNotificationService like the following:

	uri = "http://my-uri.com/to/the-windows-phone-i-am-targetting"

	options = {
		title: "Hello !",
		content: "Hello Push Notification.",
		params: {
			any_data: 2,
			another_key: "Hum..."
		}
	}

	# response is an Net::HTTP object
	reponse = MicrosoftPushNotificationService.send_notification uri, :toast, options

See sample/sample_usage.rb for more samples.

The following notification parameters can be defined in the options hash for :toast:

• title - the title
• content - the content
• params - a hash that will be transformed into key1=value1&key2=value2...

You can pass whatever hash you want and an XML will be generated, like the following:

	<root>
			<key1>value1</key1>
			<key2>value2</key2>
			<subtree>
				<subkey>value</subkey>
			</subtree>
	</root>

The following notification parameters can be defined in the options hash for :tile:

• title - the title
• count - the badge to display on the app tile
• background_image - the path to a local image embedded in the app or an image accessible via HTTP (.jpg or .png, 173x137px, max 80kb)
• back_title - the title when the tile is flipped
• back_background_image - the path to a local image embedded in the app or an image accessible via HTTP (.jpg or .png, 173x137px, max 80kb)
• back_content - the content when the tile is flipped
• navigation_uri (optional) - the exact navigation URI for the tile to update, only needed if you wish to update a secondary tile

For general information about Push Notification on Windows Phone check the MSDN.

• Support HTTPS
• Support sending raw notification data in other formats like text, bytes or JSON
• Add an ActiveRecord extension (acts_as_microsoft_pushable)

• Dmitry Medvinsky
• Sergio Campama
• Dombi Attila

Copyright (c) 2012 Nicolas VERINAUD. Released under the MIT license.