pyfcm

import os from pyfcm import FCMNotification # For FCM v1 API, authentication uses a service account JSON file. # Set GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS environment variable to the path of your service account JSON file. # Ensure your service account has 'Firebase Cloud Messaging API' enabled and 'Firebase Cloud Messaging Sender' role. # A project_id is also required. service_account_path = os.environ.get('GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS', '') project_id = os.environ.get('FCM_PROJECT_ID', 'your-project-id') # Replace with your Firebase Project ID fcm_token = os.environ.get('FCM_DEVICE_TOKEN', 'YOUR_DEVICE_REGISTRATION_ID') # Replace with a device token if not service_account_path: print("WARNING: GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS environment variable not set. Using dummy service_account_file for example.") # For a runnable example without actual auth, you might provide a non-existent path, # but real usage *requires* a valid service account file. # For testing, ensure you have a valid service_account_path and project_id. # Initialize FCMNotification with service account file and project ID for FCM v1 API try: push_service = FCMNotification(service_account_file=service_account_path, project_id=project_id) # Send a notification message to a single device notification_title = "Test Notification" notification_body = "This is a test message from PyFCM!" result = push_service.notify( fcm_token=fcm_token, notification_title=notification_title, notification_body=notification_body ) print("Notification sent. Result:", result) # Send a data message (handled by the client app) data_payload = {"score": "100", "time": "10:00"} data_result = push_service.notify( fcm_token=fcm_token, data_payload=data_payload ) print("Data message sent. Result:", data_result) except Exception as e: print(f"An error occurred: {e}")