PHP Push Notification Module --RESET

The goal is an APNS (Apple) Push Notification module for a FreePBX server, which accepts PHP modules. The required structure for a FreePBX module can be found here: https://wiki.freepbx.org/display/FOP/FreePBX+Development A FreePBX server will be made available to load/test/configure these modules. In addition, FreePBX has a substantial user base and a solid solution can possibly be sold to others as well. PHP skills is a Must. iOS programming skills NOT required. These are the proposed deliverables for each milestone. Milestone 1: Store/Manage Device Tokens - A working, testable FreePBX PHP module to receive device tokens for a given device ID and store/manage them. (When a call is made that requires a VoIP push, it will use the stored device token for the user being called.) A basic sample using MySQL and FreePBX can be found at [login to view URL] The device id and token should be received in json format, like this: {"device_id":"0dc11111-b111-40f8-b9e3-ebaf01111111","token_id":"f1111f1111180629e8c6fa19ee14123b02e150271dba1e02ae1c8a9b2111efcc"}. Milestone 2: Send APNS Push - A working, testable FreePBX PHP module that successfully sends a push request to APNS using a device token (from Milestone 1) and cert. The device token is stored in Milestone 1. If needed, I will provide a working cert and token(s) to test this. For links to sample code, see below. Milestone 3: FreePBX Hook - A working, testable hook and logic in FreePBX that runs the push notification code (milestone 2) upon an incoming call to an offline user. The hook involves Asterisk/FreePBX configuration and doesn’t require PHP. Multiple examples online, including [login to view URL] Milestone 4: End-to-End test - An integrated working full end to end test. This will require a VoIP call from an iPhone using a FreePBX server to another offline iPhone. Sample PHP apps that send push notifications (milestone 2) [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL] [login to view URL]