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Push API

Last updated: 2020-11-17 11:26:21

    API Description

    Request method: POST.

    The API request address is corresponding to the service access point. Select the request address corresponding to the service access point of your application.

    Service access point in Guangzhou, China:

    https://api.tpns.tencent.com/v3/push/app

    Service access point in Hong Kong, China:

    https://api.tpns.hk.tencent.com/v3/push/app

    Service access point in Singapore:

    https://api.tpns.sgp.tencent.com/v3/push/app

    Service access point in Shanghai, China:

    https://api.tpns.sh.tencent.com/v3/push/app

    API feature: Push API is the general term for all push APIs. Push API has many types of push targets, which are described as follows.
    All request parameters are JSON encapsulated and uploaded to the backend, which differentiates push targets based on the request parameters. If an error code returns, see Server Error Codes.

    Required Parameters

    The required push parameters refer to the parameters that must be carried in a push message.

    Parameter Name Type Required Description
    audience_type String Yes Push target. Valid values:
  • all: full push
  • tag: tag push
  • token: single-device push
  • token_list: device list push
  • account: single-account push
  • account_list: account list push
  • package_account_push: account package push
    		•
    message Object Yes Message body. For more information, see message body type
    message_type String Yes Message type. Valid values:
  • notify: notification
  • message: in-app message/silent message
    		•
    environment String Yes (only for iOS) Push environment (only available for pushes on iOS). Valid values:
  • product: production environment
  • dev: development environment
    		•
    upload_id Integer Yes (only for account package push) ID of the account package to upload

    audience_type: push target

    Push target indicates which devices a push can be delivered to.
    Push API supports a variety of push targets, such as full push, tag push, single device push, device list push, single account push, and account list push.

    Push Target Description Required Parameters and Instructions
    all Full push Empty
    tag Tag push 1. tag_list:
  • Push to devices with tag1 and tag2 {"tags":["tag1","tag2"],"op":"AND"}
  • Push to devices with tag1 or tag2 {"tags":["tag1","tag2"],"op":"OR"}
  • Tag list cannot exceed 512 characters
    • 2. tag_rules:
  • Tag combination push. You can set 'AND', 'OR' and 'NOT' rules
  • Note: if both tag_rules and tag_list are specified, tag_list becomes invalid automatically. For parameter descriptions, see Tag combination rules
    		•
    token Single-device push token_list
  • If the parameter contains multiple tokens, messages are only pushed to the first token
  • Format example: [“token1”]
  • A token string cannot exceed 36 characters
    		•
    token_list Device list push token_list
  • A maximum of 1,000 tokens
  • Format example: ["token1","token2"]
  • A token string cannot exceed 36 characters
    		•
    account Single-account push account_list
  • If the parameter contains multiple accounts, messages are only pushed to the first account
  • Format example: ["account1"]
    		•
    account_list Account list push account_list
  • A maximum of 1,000 accounts
  • Format example: ["account1","account2"]
    		•
    package_account_push Account package push Required for uploading the account package to push

    Tag combination rules

    Field Type Required Description
    tag_rules Array Yes Tag rule set. See tag_rules description

    tag_rules description

    Field Type Parent Item Required Description
    tag_items Array tag_rules Yes Tag rule. See tag_items description
    operator String tag_rules Yes Operator between elements in the tag_rules array. The operator of the first tag_rules element is invalid data. The operator of the second tag_rules element is the operator between the first and second tag_rules elements, and so on. Valid values:
  • OR: OR operation
  • AND: AND operation
    		•
    is_not Boolean tag_rules Yes Whether to perform "NOT" operation on the calculation result of the tag_items array.
  • true: yes
  • false: no
    		•

    tag_items description

    Field Type Parent Item Required Description
    tags Array tag_items Yes Specific tag value in string type, such as tag1 and guangdong.
    is_not Boolean tag_items Yes Whether to perform "NOT" operation on the calculation result of the tag array. Valid values:
  • true: yes
  • false: no
    		•
    tags_operator String tag_items Yes Operator for tag in tags. Valid values:
  • OR: OR operation
  • AND: AND operation
    		•
    items_operator String tag_items Yes Operator between elements in the tag_items array. The items_operator of the first tag_items element is invalid. The items_operator of the second tag_items element is the operator between the first and second tag_items elements, and so on. Valid values:
  • OR: OR operation
  • AND: AND operation
    		•
    tag_type String tag_items Yes See tag_type value table

    tag_type value table

    Tag Name tag_type Value Sample Tag
    Custom tag xg_user_define tag1, tag2
    Application version xg_auto_version 1.1.0, 1.2.0.1
    Device district information xg_auto_province guangdong, shanghai
    Active information xg_auto_active 20200131, 20200201
    XG SDK version xg_auto_sdkversion 1.1.5.2, 1.1.5.3
    System language xg_auto_systemlanguage zh, en
    Mobile phone brand xg_auto_devicebrand Xiaomi, Vivo
    Mobile phone model xg_auto_deviceversion MI 9 SE, Vivo X9Plus

    Note：

    For more information about the usage, see Sample tag push.

    • Full push: push to all devices
      {
    "audience_type": "all"
  }
    • Tag push (using tag_rules): push to male users who were active on April 8, 2020 in Guangdong or Hunan province
     {
  "audience_type": "tag",
  "tag_rules": [
        {
            "tag_items": [
                {
                    "tags": [
                        "guangdong",
                        "hunan"
                    ],
                    "is_not": false,   
                    "tags_operator": "OR",  
                    "items_operator": "OR", 
                    "tag_type": "xg_auto_province" 
                },
                {
                    "tags": [
                        "20200408"
                    ],
                    "is_not": false,
                    "tags_operator": "OR",
                    "items_operator": "AND",
                    "tag_type": "xg_auto_active"
                },
                {
                    "tags": [
                        "male"
                    ],
                    "is_not": false,
                    "tags_operator": "OR",
                    "items_operator": "AND",
                    "tag_type": "xg_user_define"
                }
            ],
            "operator": "OR", 
            "is_not": false  
        }
    ]
}
    • Single-device push: push to the device with token1 as the token
      {
    "audience_type": "token",
    "token_list": [
        "token1"
    ]
  }
    • Device list push: push to devices with token1 and token2 as their tokens
      {
    "audience_type": "token_list",
    "token_list": [
        "token1",
        "token2"
    ]
  }
    • Single-account push: push to device(s) bound to account1
      {
    "audience_type": "account",
    "account_list": [
        "account1"
    ]
  }
    • Account list push: push to devices bound to account1 and account2
      {
    "audience_type": "account_list",
    "account_list": [
        "account1",
        "account2"
    ]
  }

    message_type: message body type

    The message types of different platforms may vary slightly. For more information, please see the table below:

    Message Type Description Supported Platform Feature Description
    notify Notification bar message Android and iOS Message is displayed in the notification bar
    message In-app message or silent message Android (in-app message)
    iOS (silent message)    		 Notifications are not displayed in the notification bar. Due to vendor restrictions, Android in-app messages can only be delivered through the TPNS channel and cannot be delivered through vendor channels

    message: message body

    The message body is the message delivered to the client.
    Push API handles messages on iOS and Android differently, so you need to implement message pushes for the two platforms separately. The push message body is in JSON format.

    General message on Android

    The table below specifies fields for the Android platform:

    Field Name Type Parent Item Default Value Required Description
    title String message Empty Yes Message title.
    content String message Empty Yes Message content.
    accept_time Array message Empty No The time period at which the message push is allowed to users.
  • A single element is formed by a "start" time and an "end" time.
  • "start" and "end" are indicated by hour and minute. For more information, please see the samples.
  • Note: this is only valid for the TPNS channel due to vendor restrictions.
    		•
    thread_id String message Empty No Thread ID for collapsed notification in threaded display.
    thread_sumtext String message Empty No Summary displayed after the notification is collapsed in a thread, which is valid if thread_id is not empty.
    xg_media_resources String message Empty No URL of big image in notification bar, which takes effect only for the TPNS and Mi channels.
  • Note: to use the big image notification feature of the Mi channel, you need to call the Mi image uploading API to upload an image file, get the pic_url image address specified by Mi, and enter it in the parameter xg_media_resources of TPNS. For more information, see the image uploading API section in Rich Text Message in Mi Push.
    		•
    xg_media_audio_resources String message Empty No URL of audio rich media elements.
  • It supports audio in MP3 format and the suggested size is within 5 MB.
  • Note: this parameter is only valid for TPNS channel, which is unsupported by other channels.
    		•
    android Object message Empty No Structure of advanced settings for Android notification. For more information, please see Android structure description

    Android structure description

    Field Name Type Parent Item Default Value Required Description
    n_ch_id String Android Empty No Notification channel ID (only valid for the TPNS channel). For more information, see Creating Notification Channel.
    n_ch_name String Android Empty No Notification channel name (only valid for the TPNS channel). For more information, please see Creating Notification Channel.
    xm_ch_id String Android Empty No Mi channel ID (only valid for the Mi channel).
    hw_ch_id String Android Empty No Huawei channel ID (only valid for the Huawei channel).
    oppo_ch_id String Android Empty No OPPO channel ID (only valid for the OPPO channel).
    vivo_ch_id String Android 0 No Vivo channel ID (only valid for the Vivo channel). Valid values: 0: operation message; 1: system message
    builder_id Integer Android 0 No Local notification style identifier.
    badge_type Integer android -1 No Notification badge, which takes effect only for Huawei devices. Valid values:
  • -2: automatically increased by 1;
  • -1: unchanged
    		•
    ring Integer Android 1 No Whether there is a ringtone. Valid values:
  • 0: no
  • 1: yes
    		•
    ring_raw String Android Empty No This specifies the name of the ringtone file in the raw directory of the Android project; no extension is needed.
    vibrate Integer Android 1 No Whether the device vibrates. Valid values:
  • 0: no
  • 1: yes
    		•
    lights Integer Android 1 No Whether the breathing light is used. Valid values:
  • 0: no
  • 1: yes
    		•
    clearable Integer Android 1 No Whether the notification bar can be cleared. Valid values: 1: yes; 0: no
    icon_type Integer Android 0 No Whether the notification bar thumbnail is an in-app icon or an uploaded icon. Valid values:
  • 0: in-app icon
  • 1: uploaded icon
    • This parameter is supported only for the TPNS and Huawei channels.
    icon_res String Android Empty No URL of the uploaded notification thumbnail. This parameter is supported only for the TPNS and Huawei channels. For more information about the thumbnail formats, see Rich Media Notification.
    style_id Integer Android 1 No Whether the notification style with the specified number will be overwritten. Valid values: 1: yes; 0: no
    small_icon String Android Empty No The icon that the message displays in the status bar. If not set, the application icon will be displayed.
    action Object Android N/A No The action after the notification bar is clicked; the default action is to open the application.
    action_type Integer Action 1 No One-click actions. Valid values:
  • 1: opens activity or the application
  • 2: opens the browser
  • 3: Opens Intent (recommended; for more information, please see Guide for redirection through Intent).
    		•
    custom_content String Android Empty No User-defined parameter (required to be serialized to a JSON string).
    Note:
  • To adapt to advanced vendor features, TPNS upgraded the Huawei push protocol to V4 on July 15, 2020, which does not support carrying custom parameters through the custom_content field.
  • If you have integrated the Huawei channel, we recommend that you use [intent](https://intl.cloud.tencent.com/document/product/1024/32624 to carry custom parameters; otherwise, custom parameters cannot be delivered through the Huawei channel.
  • If you need to continue using the original V2 protocol, please click Submit a Ticket in the top-right corner of the console, and you will be added to the allowlist.
    		•
    show_type Integer Android 2 No Whether to display notification when the application is running in the foreground, which is displayed by default. This takes effect only for TPNS and FCM channels. Valid values:
  • 1: no
  • 2: yes
    Note: if the value is 1 and the application is running in the foreground, this push is imperceptible to end users, but arrival data will be reported.
    		•

    Below is a sample of a complete message:

    {
    "title": "xxx",
    "content": "xxxxxxxxx",
    "xg_media_resources": "xxx1" , // Enter the URL of rich media elements, such as https://www.xx.com/img/bd_logo1.png?qua=high
    "xg_media_audio_resources":"xxx", //Enter the URL of audio rich media elements, such as http://sc1.111ttt.cn/2018/1/03/13/396131227447.mp3 
    "thread_id":"Activity_id",
    "thread_sumtext":"Operational activity",
    "accept_time": [
        {
            "start": {// Period start time,
                "hour": "13",// Start time in hour. Value range: [0:24)
                "min": "00"// Start time in minute. Value range: [0:60)
            },
            "end": {// Period end time
                "hour": "14",// End time in hour. Value range: [0:24)
                "min": "00" // End time in minute. Value range: [0:60)

            }
        },
        {
            "start": {
                "hour": "00",
                "min": "00"
            },
            "end": {
                "hour": "09",
                "min": "00"
            }
        }
    ],
    "android": {
        "n_ch_id": "default_message",
        "n_ch_name": "default notification",
        "n_id": 0,
        "builder_id": 0,
        "ring": 1,
        "ring_raw": "ring",
        "badge_type":-1, 
        "vibrate": 1,
        "lights": 1,
        "clearable": 1,
        "icon_type": 0,
        "icon_res": "xg",
        "style_id": 1,
        "small_icon": "xg",
        "action": {
            "action_type": 1,// Action type; 1. Open activity or application; 2. Open browser; 3. Open Intent
            "activity": "xxx",
            "aty_attr": {// activity attribute, only for action_type=1
                "if": 0, // Intent's Flag attribute
                "pf": 0  // PendingIntent's Flag attribute
            },
            "browser": {
                "url": "xxxx ", // Only http and https are supported
                "confirm": 1 // Whether user’s confirmation is required
            },
            "intent": "xxx" // The SDK must be version 1.0.9 or later. Configure the data tag in the client's intent and set the scheme attribute
        },
      "custom_content":"{\"key\":\"value\"}"
    }
}

    General message on iOS

    The table below specifies fields for the iOS platform.

    Field Name Type Parent Item Default Value Required Description
    title String message Empty Yes Message title, which will overwrite the title under alert.
    content String message Empty Yes Message content, which will overwrite the body under alert.
    thread_id String message Empty No Thread ID for collapsed notification in threaded display.
    ios Object message Empty Yes iOS message structure. See iOS field description for more information.
    xg_media_resources String message Empty No URL of rich media elements such as image, audio, and video

    iOS field description

    Field Name Type Parent Item Default Value Required Description
    aps Object ios Empty No APNs-specific field. For more information, see Payload.
    alert Object aps Empty Yes It contains the title and message content.
    badge_type Integer aps Empty No The user-configured badge number. Valid values:
  • -1: badge number does not change.
  • -2: badge number automatically increases by 1.
  • >=0: a custom badge number is configured.
    		•
    category String aps Empty No The action identifier displayed when the message is pulled down.
    mutable-content Integer aps Empty No This is an additional notification parameter that carries "mutable-content" during push.
  • 1 means that the Service Extension supports iOS 10.
  • Once enabled, the push details will include the arrival data report. Before using this feature, see [Notification Service Extension Usage Instructions] to implement the Service Extension API. If mutable-content is not carried, arrival data will not be reported.
    		•
    sound String aps Empty No The sound field is used as follows.
    1. To play the system default ringtone, use "sound":"default"
    2. To play local custom ringtone, use "sound":"chime.aiff"
    3. To mute, use "sound":"" or remove the sound field. Note: if you want to use a custom ringtone, the ringtone must be in Linear PCM, MA4 (IMA/ADPCM), alaw, or μLaw format, saved in the bundle directory of the project, and of no more than 30 sec in length; otherwise, the system default ringtone will be used.
    custom_content String ios Empty No Parameters for custom delivery, which must be serialized to a JSON string.
    xg String ios Empty No Reserved key, which should not be used.

    Below is a sample of a complete message:

    {
    "title": "xxx",
    "content": "xxxxxxxxx",
    "thread_id":"Activity_id",
    "xg_media_resources":"https://www.xx.com/img/bd_logo1.png",
    "ios":{
        "aps": {
            "alert": {
                "subtitle": "my subtitle"
            },
            "badge_type": 5,
            "category": "INVITE_CATEGORY",
            "sound":"default",
            "mutable-content":1
        },
       "custom_content":"{\"key\":\"value\"}",
        "xg": "oops"
    }
}

    In-app message on Android

    In-app message is unique to the Android platform and not displayed in the notification bar of the mobile phone. It can be used to deliver controlled messages to users imperceptibly.

    Note：

    Due to vendor restrictions, Android in-app messages can only be delivered through the TPNS channel and cannot be delivered through vendor channels.

    The table below specifies fields for the Android platform.

    Field Name Type Parent Item Default Value Required Description
    title String message Empty Yes Command description.
    content String message Empty Yes Command content.
    android Object message Empty No Android message structure.
    custom_content String android Empty No This must be serialized to a JSON string.
    accept_time Array message Empty No The time period at which the message push is allowed to users.
  • A single element is formed by a "start" time and an "end" time.
  • "start" and "end" are indicated by hour and minute. For more information, please see the samples.
  • Note: this is only valid for the TPNS channel due to vendor restrictions.
    		•

    Complete sample:

    {
    "title": "this is title",
    "content": "this is content",
    "android": {
      "custom_content":"{\"key\":\"value\"}"
    },
    "accept_time": [
        {
            "start": {
                "hour": "13",
                "min": "00"
            },
            "end": {
                "hour": "14",
                "min": "00"
            }
        },
        {
            "start": {
                "hour": "00",
                "min": "00"
            },
            "end": {
                "hour": "09",
                "min": "00"
            }
        }
    ]
}

    Silent messages on iOS

    Similar to in-app message on Android, silent message is unique to the iOS platform and not displayed. When the message arrives at the device, iOS will wake up the application for a period of time (less than 30 seconds) in the background to let the application handle the message logic.

    The specific fields are as follows:

    | Field Name | Type | Default Value | Required | Description |
    | -------------- | ------ | ------- | ------ | -------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ |
    | aps | JSON | ios | Empty | Yes | APNs-specific field, where the most important key-value pair is as follows:
    content-available: it identifies the message type (which must be 1) and cannot contain alert, sound, or badge_type fields.
    For more information, see Payload. |
    | ios | Object | message | Empty | Yes | iOS message structure. |
    | custom_content | String | ios | Empty | No | This must be serialized to a JSON string. |
    | xg | String | ios | Empty | No | Reserved key, which should not be used. |

    Complete sample:

    {
    "ios":{
        "aps": {
            "content-available": 1
        },
      "custom_content":"{\"key\":\"value\"}",
        "xg": "oops"
    }
}

    Optional Parameters

    Optional Push API parameters refer to advanced parameters that can be carried in a push message, except audience_type, message_type, and message fields.

    Parameter Name Type Parent Item Required Default Value Description
    expire_time Integer None No 259200 (72 hours) Offline message retention duration (in seconds), up to 72 hours.
  • If expire_time is equal to 0, it indicates a real-time message.
  • If expire_time is greater than 0 and less than 800 seconds, the system will reset it to 800 seconds.
  • If expire_time is greater than or equal to 800 seconds, the message will be retained according to the set value, up to 72 hours.
  • The value set cannot exceed 2147483647; otherwise, the push will fail.
    		•
    send_time String None No Current system time Push time. You can specify a push time in the next 90 days.
  • The format is yyyy-MM-DD HH:MM:SS.
  • If the push time specified is earlier than the current server time, the push starts immediately.
  • This field is supported only for full push and tag push.
    		•
    multi_pkg Boolean None No false Multi-package name push: for an application that has multiple packages (such as for MyApp and Wandoujia), if you want the application in all channels to receive the push message, you can set this value to true.
    Note: this parameter controls the multi-package name push of the TPNS channel by default. To implement multi-package name push on vendor channels, please see Configuring vendor channel for multi-package name.
    loop_param Object None No 0 Loop push (related to full push and tag push). For more information about loop push, see the loop_param field description below.
    group_id String None No tpns_yyyymmdd, where yyyymmdd indicates the push date This field has been deprecated and will be deactivated subsequently. If you need to use the aggregate statistics feature, please use the push plan field (plan_id).
    plan_id String None No Empty Push plan ID. For more information about how to create and use the push plan, click here.
    tag_list Object None Only required for tag push Empty
  • Push to devices with tag1 and tag2: {"tags":["tag1","tag2"],"op":"AND"}
  • Push to devices with tag1 or tag2: {"tags":["tag1","tag2"],"op":"OR"}
    		•
    account_list Array None Only required for single-account push and account list push Empty For single-account push:
  • audience_type must be account
  • Parameter format: ["account1"]

    • For account list push:
  • Parameter format: ["account1","account2"]
  • Up to 1,000 accounts
    		•
    account_push_type Integer None Optional for account push 0 Push type. Valid values:
  • 0: push messages to the latest device of the account
  • 1: push messages to all devices associated with the account.
    		•
    token_list array None Required by single-device push and device list push Empty For single-device push:
  • audience_type must be token
  • Parameter format: ["token1"]
    For device list push:
  • Parameter format: ["token1","token2"]
  • Up to 1,000 tokens
    		•
    push_speed Integer None Only valid for full push and tag push Empty Push speed limit to X pushes per second. Value range of X: 1000-50000
    collapse_id Integer None No System-assigned collapse_id
  • Message overwriting parameter. After the first push task has been scheduled and delivered, if the second push task carries the same collapse_id, it will stop the TPNS channel data in the first push task that has not been delivered yet and will also overwrite the message in the first push task.
  • The collapse_id of a completed task can be obtained via the Querying Push Information for One Task API.
  • Currently, this is supported only for full push, tag push, and account package push.
    		•
    channel_rules Array None No Empty Push channel selection policy.
  • You can select the channels through which a push can be delivered. Messages are pushed through all channels by default. For more information about the push policy, see Channel Policy.
  • For the data structure of single elements in the channel_rules array, see channel_rules parameter description below.
    		•
    tpns_online_push_type Integer Empty No 0 Whether the message will be preferably delivered through the TPNS channel when the device is online. Valid values:
  • 0: yes
    		•
    Field Name Type Required Parameter Description

    Note：

    The collapse_id parameter is subject to the following restrictions:

    • This parameter cannot be customized, which is generated by TPNS.
    • This parameter is supported only for the TPNS channel, APNs channel, Mi channel, Meizu channel, and Huawei devices on version EMUI 10 and later.
    • For the Huawei channel, you must use intent to carry custom parameters to implement message overwriting. If you use custom_content, the API layer will block custom parameters.
    • Currently, the OPPO and Vivo channels do not support message overwriting. When an overwriting message is created, delivery to the OPPO and Vivo channels can be disabled by setting the force_collapse field to false.

    channel_rules parameter description

    Field Name Type Required Description
    channel String Yes Delivery push channel. Valid values:
  • hw: Huawei channel
  • xm: Mi channel
  • mz: Meizu channel
  • vivo: Vivo channel
  • oppo: OPPO channel
    		•
    disable Boolean No Whether to disable the channel specified in channel, which is enabled by default. Valid values:
  • true: disable
  • false: enable
    		•

    loop_param parameter description

    Field Name Type Required Description
    startDate string Yes Loop interval start date in YYYY-MM-DD format, such as 2019-07-01. You can choose a date in the next 90 days.
    endDate String Yes Loop interval end date in YYYY-MM-DD format, such as 2019-07-07. You can choose a date in the next 90 days.
    loopType Integer Yes Loop type. Valid values:
  • 1: daily
  • 2: weekly
  • 3: monthly
    		•
    loopDayIndexs Array Yes For weekly loop, enter days [0-6] in a week. If the value is [0, 1, 2], it indicates that the push will be done on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday every week.
    dayTimes Array Yes Specific push time in HH:MM:SS format. If the value is ["19:00:00", "20:00:00"], it indicates that the push will be done at 19:00 and 20:00 every day.

    Response Parameters

    Field Name Type Required Description
    seq Integer Yes The same as the request packet (if the request packet is invalid JSON, this field is 0).
    push_id String Yes Push ID.
    ret_code Integer Yes Error code. For more information, please see the error codes table.
    environment String Yes The push environment specified by the user (only for iOS). Valid values:
  • product: production environment
  • dev: development environment
    		•
    err_msg String No Error message when an error occurs in the request
    result String No When the request is correct:
  • If there is extra data to be returned, the result will be encapsulated in the field in JSON format.
  • If there is no extra data, this field may not exist.
    		•

    Samples

    Android tag push request message (using tag_list)

    {
    "audience_type": "tag",
    "tag_list": {
        "tags": [
            "tag1",
            "tag2"
        ],
        "op": "AND"
    },
    "multi_pkg":true,
    "push_speed":50000,
    "channel_rules": [
        {
            "channel": "mz",
            "disable": true
        },
        {
            "channel": "xm",
            "disable": false
        }
    ],
    "message_type": "notify",
    "message": {
    "title": "Test title",
    "content": "Test content",
    "xg_media_resources": "xxx1" , // Enter the URL of rich media elements, such as https://www.xx.com/img/bd_logo1.png?qua=high
    "xg_media_audio_resources":"xxx", //Enter the URL of the audio rich media elements, such as http://sc1.111ttt.cn/2018/1/03/13/396131227447.mp3 
    "accept_time": [
        {
            "start": {// Period start time,
                "hour": "13",// Start time in hour. Value range: [0:24)
                "min": "00"// Start time in minute. Value range: [0:60)
            },
            "end": {// Period end time
                "hour": "14",// End time in hour. Value range: [0:24)
                "min": "00" // End time in minute. Value range: [0:60)

            }
        },
        {
            "start": {
                "hour": "00",
                "min": "00"
            },
            "end": {
                "hour": "09",
                "min": "00"
            }
        }
    ],
    "android": {
        "n_ch_id": "default_message",
        "n_ch_name": "default notification",
        "n_id": 0,
        "builder_id": 0,
        "ring": 1,
        "ring_raw": "ring",
        "badge_type":-1,
        "vibrate": 1,
        "lights": 1,
        "clearable": 1,
        "icon_type": 0,
        "icon_res": "xg",
        "style_id": 1,
        "small_icon": "xg",
        "action": {
            "action_type": 1,// Action type; 1. Open activity or application; 2. Open browser; 3. Open Intent
            "activity": "xxx",
            "aty_attr": {// activity attribute, only for action_type=1
                "if": 0, // Intent's Flag attribute
                "pf": 0  // PendingIntent's Flag attribute
            },
            "browser": {
                "url": "xxxx ", // Only http and https are supported
                "confirm": 1 // Whether user’s confirmation is required
            },
            "intent": "xxx" // The SDK must be version 1.0.9 or later. Configure the data tag in the client's intent and set the scheme attribute
        },
      "custom_content":"{\"key\":\"value\"}"
    }
}
}

    Tag push response message

    {
    "seq": 0,
    "environment": "product",
    "ret_code": 0,
    "push_id": "3895624686"
}

    iOS single-device push request message

    {
    "audience_type": "token",
    "environment":"dev",
    "token_list": [ "05da87c0ae********fa9e08d884aada5bb2"],
    "message_type":"notify",
    "message":{
     "Title":"Push title",
    "content": "Push content",
    "ios":{
        "aps": {
            "alert": {
                "subtitle": "Push subtitle"
            },
            "badge_type": -2,
            "sound":"Tassel.wav",
            "category": "INVITE_CATEGORY"

        },
       "custom_content":"{\"key\":\"value\"}",
        "xg": "oops"
    }
 }
}

    Single-device push response message

    {
    "seq": 0,
    "push_id": "427184209",
    "ret_code": 0,
    "environment": "dev",
    "err_msg": "",
    "result": "[0]"
}

    Sample tag push (using tag_rules)

    Sample 1: push a message to male users who were active on April 8, 2020 in Guangdong or Hunan province
    Expression: (xg_auto_province.guangdong OR xg_auto_province.hunan) AND xg_auto_active.20200408 AND xg_user_define.male

    {
  "audience_type": "tag",
  "tag_rules": [
        {
            "tag_items": [
                {
                    "tags": [
                        "guangdong",
                        "hunan"
                    ],
                    "is_not": false,   //Whether to perform "NOT" operation on the calculation result of the tags in `tags`. Valid values: true: yes; false: no
                    "tags_operator": "OR",  //Operator for tags in `tags`
                    "items_operator": "OR", //Operator between elements in `tag_items`. The `items_operator` of the first element is invalid data. The `items_operator` of the second element is the operator between the first and second elements, and so on.
                    "tag_type": "xg_auto_province" //Type of tags in `tags`
                },
                {
                    "tags": [
                        "20200408"
                    ],
                    "is_not": false,
                    "tags_operator": "OR",
                    "items_operator": "AND",
                    "tag_type": "xg_auto_active"
                },
                {
                    "tags": [
                        "male"
                    ],
                    "is_not": false,
                    "tags_operator": "OR",
                    "items_operator": "AND",
                    "tag_type": "xg_user_define"
                }
            ],
            "operator": "OR", 
            "is_not": false  
        }
    ]
}

    Sample 2: push a message to Huawei users who were active in the last three days on application version other than 1.0.2
    Expression: (xg_auto_active.20200406 OR xg_auto_active.20200407 OR xg_auto_active.20200408) AND (NOT xg_auto_version.1.0.2) AND xg_auto_devicebrand.huawei

    {
  "audience_type": "tag",
  "tag_rules": [
        {
            "tag_items": [
                {
                    "tags": [
                        "20200406",
                        "20200407",
                        "20200408"
                    ],
                    "is_not": false,   //Whether to perform "NOT" operation on the calculation result of the tags in `tags`. Valid values: true: yes; false: no
                    "tags_operator": "OR",  //Operator for tags in `tags`
                    "items_operator": "OR", //Operator between elements in `tag_items`. The `items_operator` of the first element is invalid data. The `items_operator` of the second element is the operator between the first and second elements, and so on.
                    "tag_type": "xg_auto_active" //Type of tags in `tags`
                },
                {
                    "tags": [
                        "1.0.2"
                    ],
                    "is_not": true,
                    "tags_operator": "OR",
                    "items_operator": "AND",
                    "tag_type": "xg_auto_verison"
                },
                {
                    "tags": [
                        "huawei"
                    ],
                    "is_not": false,
                    "tags_operator": "OR",
                    "items_operator": "AND",
                    "tag_type": "xg_auto_devicebrand"
                }
            ],
            "operator": "OR", 
            "is_not": false  
        }
    ]
}

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