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* Add fakeredis gem * Mock Pusher::PushNotifications in specs * Remove Redis from Travis * Add Android tests to ConsumerApp specs * Use mock for push notification tests and refactor ConsumerApp and Device code * Fix remaining broken specs * Use symbols * Cleanup rpush helpers * Pusher::PushNotifications is no more * Use human friendly platform in Admin::ConsumerApps index page
29 lines
1.1 KiB
Ruby
29 lines
1.1 KiB
Ruby
module PushNotifications
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class Send
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def self.call(user_ids:, title:, body:, payload:)
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new(user_ids: user_ids, title: title, body: body, payload: payload).call
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end
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def initialize(user_ids:, title:, body:, payload:)
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@user_ids = user_ids
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@title = title
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@body = body
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@payload = payload
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end
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def call
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relation = Device.where(user_id: @user_ids)
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relation.find_each do |device|
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device.create_notification(@title, @body, @payload)
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end
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# perform_in(30.seconds) is key: The background worker will execute Rpush.push which will send out all
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# pending notifications. This means we don't need to run it for every PN. PushNotifications::DeliverWorker
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# has a constraint that will execute the job only once (30 seconds from now). So if we need to send 1 PN
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# every 5 seconds we only execute this once every 30s (no duplicate/unnecessary processing).
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# If no PNs are scheduled to be sent for a 6h span then 0 jobs are executed.
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PushNotifications::DeliverWorker.perform_in(30.seconds) if relation.any?
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end
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end
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end
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