A django app that helps you use ZeroPush's push notification API simply in your django backend for a Android or iOS app.

1. a simple HTTP POST interface for adding new push devices connected to the current django user session
2. easy to use methods for sending push notifications to a user's all devices /or/ a group of specific devices
3. a PushDevice model that is connected to django's built-in user model (and also works with django 1.5+ custom user models)

import zeropush

# Get a user. Can also be a custom user model in django 1.5+
the_user = User.objects.filter(username="johndoe")

zeropush.notify_user(the_user, alert="Here's some notification text", sound="default", badge_number=1)

import zeropush
from zeropush.models import PushDevice

# PushDevice is a model in django-zeropush that has a device token (string) and is connected to a django user.
all_devices = PushDevice.objects.all()

zeropush.notify_devices(all_devices, alert="Here's some text to all users")

1. Add zeropush to your INSTALLED_APPS in your project's settings.py
2. Include zeropush.urls to your urls.py if you want a HTTP POST API for adding a push device token to a logged in user. See below for how to POST to it.
3. Run ./manage.py syncdb to create the PushDevice model's table.
4. Now you can send push notifications as above!

Once you've added zeropush.urls to your urls.py file, a logged in user session can POST to /zeropush/add_device/ with a parameter token which is the device token string to a new PushDevice object that associates the current django user with a specific device token.