Enable browser push notifications using Angular

 $ bower install angular-browser-push-notifications

• If you are not running on localhost, you must run this on a HTTPS domain verified in Google developer console
• If you are using https, you must ensure that the certificate is fully trusted
• You must have a manifest.json file referenced in your HTML as follows <link rel="manifest" href="manifest.json">
• You need a service worker available at the root of your site. See examples for sample manifest and service workers
• Refer to this article for more information on Chrome push notifications

• Add browserPushNotifications to the list of dependencies of you Angular app
• Dependency inject the BrowserPushNotifications service
• Optionally inject the BrowserPushNotificationsStatus value to handle rejection reasons
• Call BrowserPushNotifications.register() which returns a promise

Returns a promise which resolves with a subscription object looking like this:

{
  "endpoint":"https://android.googleapis.com/gcm/send/APA91bGOYel46xxxxxx_xxxxxxx…",
  "subscriptionId":"APA91bGOYel46xxxxxx_xxxxxxx…"
}

Note that subscriptionId is deprecated in Chrome 45

The promise can reject with any of the statuses in BrowserPushNotificationsStatus

Returns a promise which resolves with a subscription id only

Possible reasons for failure:

• WORKERS_NOT_SUPPORTED: Workers not supported by the browser
• NOTIFICATIONS_NOT_SUPPORTED: Notifications not supported by the browser
• PUSH_NOT_SUPPORTED: Push not supported by the browser
• USER_BLOCKED_NOTIFICATIONS: The user has set notifications to "Disallowed"
• WORKER_REGISTRATION_FAIL: Worker registration failed, usually related to invalid certificate
• FAILED_TO_SUBSCRIBE: Subscription failed, could be related to certificate or to your application key

Set the url for the service worker which will be registered

angular.module('notificationsApp', ['browserPushNotifications'])
  .controller('StatusController', function($scope, BrowserPushNotifications){
    $scope.status = 'Pending';
    BrowserPushNotifications.getSubscriptionId().then(function(id) {
      $scope.status = id;
    }, function(err) {
      $scope.status = 'Error ' + err;
    });
  });

Demo site