## Sample code for using the GoogleAppEngine (Python) with UrbanAirship to send# out iPhone (OS3.0) Push Notifications.## @killingmichael # http://twitter.com/killingmichael## Based on code by: http://twitter.com/bryanbartow# #import loggingfrom django.http import HttpRequestimport urllibimport base64from google.appengine.api import urlfetchfrom django.utils import simplejsondef sendApplePushNotification(name): # via UrbanAirShip logging.info("sending notification... "+name) UA_API_APPLICATION_KEY = 'APPLICATION KEY GOES HERE' #Application Key from UrbanAirship -> App Menu -> App Details to Display UA_API_APPLICATION_PUSH_SECRET = 'APPLICATION PUSH SECRET GOES HERE' #Application Secret from UrbanAirship -> App Menu -> App Details to Dispaly. url = 'https://go.urbanairship.com/api/push/' auth_string = 'Basic ' + base64.encodestring('%s:%s' % (UA_API_APPLICATION_KEY,UA_API_APPLICATION_PUSH_SECRET))[:-1] alertMsg = "Hello from " + name badgeNumber = 3 deviceToken = "DEVICE TOKEN GOES HERE" body = simplejson.dumps( {"aps": {"badge": badgeNumber, "alert": alertMsg}, "device_tokens": [deviceToken]} ) data = urlfetch.fetch(url, headers={'content-type': 'application/json','authorization' : auth_string}, payload=body,method=urlfetch.POST) if data.status_code == 200: logging.info("Remote Notification successfully sent to UrbanAirship "+str(data.status_code)) elif data.status_code == 400: logging.error("Remote Notification not sent! Do something smart now or not :) "+str(data.status_code))
