Hello everybody,
I need help knowing which method I should use when using PushNotification.
In fact my application is just the mirror of a website. And what I would like is to have notifications when the “News” section of the site is updated.
I believe that to do this I have to enter the world of web APIs and cross it with either Thunkable or OneSignal (to generate notifications).
Could someone enlighten me on the matter?
Thank you !!!
you could probably use integromat for something like this. I’m not sure how. but they have many options/features.
No worries, just checking as there would be a plugin for OneSignal and Wordpress.
Someone in the Community may correct me here, but my intention with something like this would be to write a program that constantly checks the website for new/a change in data, in this case, you would be monitoring your news section.
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Did you use a website builder, and if so what is the name of it? There might be articles on OneSignal for that builder.
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Is it a static blog website? E.g. Gatsby or Jekyll.
I’ve successfully had notifications being sent to a Thunkable X app through a Python script using OneSignal API. There is a definite solution, it’s just a matter if you need to build it yourself or if there is a solution already in place for this.
As @jared said, maybe Integromat will work for you, though I’ve never worked with the platform before.
Thank you @jared and @eoinparkinson!
Thank you very much for all this information.
I’m going to do my research on these different methods!
It was not me who builded the website, I will ask my supplier if I cannot find solutions otherwise!
I will pass this topic in solved as soon as I think I have a serious way!
I’m coming back to give you news soon!
So for my problem, I will use Intergromat which can use webhooks, the website will make POST HTTPS requests on an address that I listen to and I will be able to generate my notifications on OneSignal!
Thanks again!
I never knew about integromat until @jared posted it above. I too will be making use of this in some of my projects.
Be sure to share your app in #SuccessfullyTHUNKd when you’re done. We’d love to see it.