Green fields means “what values you can get”<\/p>\n White fields means “what values you should set”<\/p>\n And following are screeshots for each steps<\/p>\n 1.Google Developer Console (GCM)<\/strong><\/p>\n Get these two values.<\/p>\n 2.Set the Server API Key in OneSignal<\/strong><\/p>\n Set\u00a0 OneSignal\u300cServer API Key\u300dto \u300cServer API Key\u300din Step 1<\/p>\n 3.Set the Project number in Android Studio MainFest.xml (onesignal_google_project_number)<\/strong><\/p>\n Set the onesignal_google_project_number to \u300cSender ID\u300din Step 1<\/p>\n 4.Onesignal (App Settings -> Keys & IDs)<\/strong><\/p>\n Get these values.<\/p>\n 5.Set the OneSignal App ID in Android Studio MainFest.xml (onesignal_app_id)<\/strong><\/p>\n Set the onesignal_app_id to \u300cOneSignal App ID\u300din Step 4<\/p>\n 6.Include libraries in Android Studio<\/strong><\/p>\n This is according to the OneSignal document<\/a><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Basically this is all you have to do to send push notification to Android devices via OneSignal and Android Studio.<\/p>\n By the way, I used to use the CUrl script provided by OneSignal to test sending notification, here’s a sample for your reference.<\/p>\n 7.CUrl script<\/strong><\/p>\n There are two fields to be set.<\/p>\n \u300cAuthorization Basic\u300d : set to \u300cREST API Key\u300din Step 4<\/p>\n \u300capp_id\u300d: set to \u300cOneSignal App ID\u300din Step 4<\/p>\n <\/p>\n That’s all, happy pushing !!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" It took me one night to make it work, so I’d like to write it down for next time. Main Flow as follow diagram: Green fields means “what values you can get” White fields means “what values you should set” … Continue reading ![\"MainFlowchart\"](\"https:\/\/antijava.prjlife.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2016\/07\/MainFlowchart.png\")
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