Sending APNS push notifications

To send a push notification to an iOS device using the Apple Push Notification service (APNS), you can use Tesmon's HTTP::CLIENT action. Below is a TesmonLang example that demonstrates how to send a "Hello" alert to an iOS app.

APNS Official Documentation

You can create JWT token in the APNS Push Notification Console

variables:
  apnsHost: "api.sandbox.push.apple.com" # Use 'api.push.apple.com' for production
  deviceToken: "your_device_token_here"
  apnsPort: 443
  topic: "your.app.bundle.id"
  jwtToken: "your_jwt_token_here" # Assume the JWT token is already generated and available

actions:
  sendApnsPushNotification:
    type: HTTP::CLIENT
    props:
      method: POST
      baseUrl: https://${{variables.apnsHost}}:${{variables.apnsPort}}
      path: /3/device/${{variables.deviceToken}}
      headers:
        apns-topic: ${{variables.topic}}
        authorization: bearer ${{variables.jwtToken}}
      body: |
        {
          "aps": {
            "alert": {
              "title": "title",
              "subtitle": "subtitle",
              "body": "body"
            }
          }
        }

tests

scripts:
  checkNotificationSuccess: |-
    response = context['last_output']
    assert response['statusCode'] == 200, "Failed to send APNS notification"

tests:
  test_sendPushNotification:
    tasks:
      - action: actions.sendApnsPushNotification
        validate: scripts.checkNotificationSuccess