Usage

To use python-simple-gcm in a project:

import simplegcm

sender = simplegcm.Sender(api_key='your_api_key')
r_ids = ['ABC', 'HJK']
data = {'score': 5.1}
opt = {'dry_run': True}
message = simplegcm.Message(registration_ids=r_ids,
                            data=data, options=opt)
ret = sender.send(message)
retry_msg = ret.get_retry_message()
if retry_msg:
    print('Retry')
    ret = g.send(retry_msg)
else:
    print('All sent!')

Process the results:

result = g.send(m)
# Update the token because GCM told us we sent some old tokens.
for reg_id, new_token in result.canonicals.items():
    update_device_token(reg_id, new_token)

# Clean the tokens because are not registered in our app.
for reg_id i result.unregistered:
    remove_token(reg_id)

In the example above ‘update_device_token’ and ‘remove_token’ show the idea behind the result processing. Those are not part of python-simple-gcm.