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srleach/pushr
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Library to abstract a push notification provider to a simple interface, allowing users to switch out the provider if desired..

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pushr
=====

[](#pushr)

Modular PHP Push Notification Helper

Usage
-----

[](#usage)

#### Installation

[](#installation)

Simply require the module using composer, as normal:

```
composer require srleach/pushr
```

You're ready to get started.

#### Using pushr

[](#using-pushr)

Pushr was designed to fill a gap in a project. That gap was the need for a system to allow push notifications to be sent in a flexible manner. Using a library such as this abstracts that decision to one that can be changed with little fuss at a later date, allowing you to make a just-in-time decision over which provider you'll use without blocking development.

To create a push notification, you need to get an instance of a 'push notification'

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