Retrospring/config/initializers/rpush.rb

Rpush.configure do |config|

  # Supported clients are :active_record and :redis
  config.client = :active_record

  # Options passed to Redis.new
  # config.redis_options = {}

  # Frequency in seconds to check for new notifications.
  config.push_poll = 2

  # The maximum number of notifications to load from the store every `push_poll` seconds.
  # If some notifications are still enqueued internally, Rpush will load the batch_size less
  # the number enqueued. An exception to this is if the service is able to receive multiple
  # notification payloads over the connection with a single write, such as APNs.
  config.batch_size = 100

  # Path to write PID file. Relative to current directory unless absolute.
  config.pid_file = 'tmp/rpush.pid'

  # Path to log file. Relative to current directory unless absolute.
  config.log_file = 'log/rpush.log'

  config.log_level = (defined?(Rails) && Rails.logger) ? Rails.logger.level : ::Logger::Severity::INFO

  # Define a custom logger.
  # config.logger = MyLogger.new

  # By default in foreground mode logs are directed both to the logger and to stdout.
  # If the logger goes to stdout, you can disable foreground logging to avoid duplication.
  # config.foreground_logging = false

  # config.apns.feedback_receiver.enabled = true
  # config.apns.feedback_receiver.frequency = 60

end

Rpush.reflect do |on|

  # Called with a Rpush::Apns::Feedback instance when feedback is received
  # from the APNs that a notification has failed to be delivered.
  # Further notifications should not be sent to the device.
  # on.apns_feedback do |feedback|
  # end

  # Called when a notification is queued internally for delivery.
  # The internal queue for each app runner can be inspected:
  #
  # Rpush::Daemon::AppRunner.status
  #
  # on.notification_enqueued do |notification|
  # end

  # Called when a notification is successfully delivered.
  # on.notification_delivered do |notification|
  # end

  # Called when notification delivery failed.
  # Call 'error_code' and 'error_description' on the notification for the cause.
  on.notification_failed do |notification|
    # See: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/usernotifications/sending_web_push_notifications_in_safari_and_other_browsers#3994594
    if %i[403 410].include? notification.error_code
      subscription = WebPushSubscription::where("subscription ->> 'endpoint' = ?", notification.registration_ids.first[:endpoint])
      subscription.increment :failures
      subscription.save

      if subscription.failures > 3
        Notification::PushSubscriptionError.create(
          target:      subscription,
          recipient:   subscription.user,
          new:         true
        )
      end
    end
  end

  # Called when the notification delivery failed and only the notification ID
  # is present in memory.
  # on.notification_id_failed do |app, notification_id, error_code, error_description|
  # end

  # Called when a notification will be retried at a later date.
  # Call 'deliver_after' on the notification for the next delivery date
  # and 'retries' for the number of times this notification has been retried.
  # on.notification_will_retry do |notification|
  # end

  # Called when a notification will be retried and only the notification ID
  # is present in memory.
  # on.notification_id_will_retry do |app, notification_id, retry_after|
  # end

  # Called when a TCP connection is lost and will be reconnected.
  # on.tcp_connection_lost do |app, error|
  # end

  # Called for each recipient which successfully receives a notification. This
  # can occur more than once for the same notification when there are multiple
  # recipients.
  # on.gcm_delivered_to_recipient do |notification, registration_id|
  # end

  # Called for each recipient which fails to receive a notification. This
  # can occur more than once for the same notification when there are multiple
  # recipients. (do not handle invalid registration IDs here)
  # on.gcm_failed_to_recipient do |notification, error, registration_id|
  # end

  # Called when the GCM returns a canonical registration ID.
  # You will need to replace old_id with canonical_id in your records.
  # on.gcm_canonical_id do |old_id, canonical_id|
  # end

  # Called when the GCM returns a failure that indicates an invalid registration id.
  # You will need to delete the registration_id from your records.
  # on.gcm_invalid_registration_id do |app, error, registration_id|
  # end

  # Called when an SSL certificate will expire within 1 month.
  # Implement on.error to catch errors raised when the certificate expires.
  # on.ssl_certificate_will_expire do |app, expiration_time|
  # end

  # Called when an SSL certificate has been revoked.
  # on.ssl_certificate_revoked do |app, error|
  # end

  # Called when the ADM returns a canonical registration ID.
  # You will need to replace old_id with canonical_id in your records.
  # on.adm_canonical_id do |old_id, canonical_id|
  # end

  # Called when Failed to deliver to ADM. Check the 'reason' string for further
  # explanations.
  #
  # If the reason is the string 'Unregistered', you should remove
  # this registration id from your records.
  # on.adm_failed_to_recipient do |notification, registration_id, reason|
  # end

  # Called when Failed to deliver to WNS. Check the 'reason' string for further
  # explanations.
  # You should remove this uri from your records
  # on.wns_invalid_channel do |notification, uri, reason|
  # end

  # Called when an exception is raised.
  # on.error do |error|
  # end
end

Rails.application.config.active_record.yaml_column_permitted_classes = [Symbol, Hash]