Documentation: How to use with Sidekiq and how to support multiple applications about grocer HOT 1 CLOSED

supports (or can easily be made to support) a persistent connection to Apple's server.

Yes, Grocer is intended to be use this way. However, it is up to you to be sure you're using the same Grocer::Pusher instance to send your notifications. Exactly how you do this depends and varies widely based on your set up. For Sidekiq you'll likely want to create some sort of pool that your workers can pull from (i.e., perhaps use the connection_pool gem to create a pool of Grocer::Pusher instances?).

support notifications to separate apps (iphone, and ipad - potentialy also free and paid) which unfortunately require separate certificates from Apple.

As that requires different certificates, it will required different Grocer::Pusher instances. Again, this is going to depend heavily on your setup. If you're sending to different iOS apps, from a single server-side app, using something like Sidekiq I would image you'll want different jobs for each app, so the job can be sure to use the correct pusher.

We would welcome documentation you might come up with while getting this set up. And please continue to ask questions here, or at the #grocer channel on Freenode.

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