Overview
Use this API to programmatically create a new OneSignal app. This is useful for automating app setup, particularly when managing multiple apps or organizations, and avoids needing to manually use the OneSignal Dashboard. You can create an app under an existing organization or generate a new one. Push platform configurations for Web, Android, and iOS can be defined during app creation, though Email and SMS must be set up manually via the OneSignal Dashboard.How to use this API
Use your Organization API Key, to authenticate. This key is different from the standard REST API key. The Organization API key must be assocated with theorganization_id
in the request body.
Web push configuration
The following parameters are required for web push setup:site_name
chrome_web_origin
safari_site_origin
safari_apns_p12
: Empty string OR your Base64 encoded p12 certificate for Safari Push Notifications.safari_apns_p12_password
: Empty string OR Password for yoursafari_apns_p12
file if set.
https://
and match your site’s origin.
safari_apns_p12
and safari_apns_p12_password
are required for safari_site_origin
to be set. If you do not have your own Safari p12 certificate, they should be included with blank values.If you use your own p12 certificate, you must update it every year.
If you need help Base64 encoding your p12 certificate, you can use the following site: https://www.base64encode.orgchrome_web_default_notification_icon
: URL of a256x256px
PNG for Chrome.safari_icon_256_256
: URL of a256x256px
PNG for Safari.
Android mobile push configuration
The following parameter is required for Android push notifications. See Android: Firebase Credentials.fcm_v1_service_account_json
iOS mobile push configuration
iOS mobile push can be configured using either a p8 or a p12 authentication.apns_key_id
apns_team_id
apns_bundle_id
apns_p8
apns_p12
apns_p12_password
additional_data_as_root_payload
: If set totrue
, thedata
paramater in your push notification payload will be added to the root payload of the notification. Helpful for customizations that require access to the data outside of our OSNotification payloadadditionalData
property.
Body
An internal name you set to help organize and track Apps. Maximum 128 characters.
The Organization ID that the app will be associated with.
The name of your website. Used for web push notification titles when omitted from the notification payload. Required for web push notifications.
The full https
URL to your default icon resource. The icon should be a 256x256px
PNG.
The full https
URL to your default icon resource. The icon should be a 256x256px
PNG.
A Base64 encoded p12 certificate for Safari Push Notifications. If omitted, we will assign one to your app for you.
The password for the safari_apns_p12
file if applicable.
Your FCM Service Account JSON file converted to base64 format. See Android: Firebase Credentials. Required for Android mobile push notifications.
A Base64 encoded p8 file for iOS mobile Push Notifications. Omit if using apns_p12
. See p8 Token-based connection to APNS.
The APS Environment Entitlement to specify whether this is a production
or development
environment. Defaults to production
. Use with apns_p8
.
The APNS Key ID. Use with apns_p8
. See p8 Token-based connection to APNS.
The APNS Team ID. Use with apns_p8
. See p8 Token-based connection to APNS.
The Bundle ID for your app. Use with apns_p8
. See p8 Token-based connection to APNS.
A Base64 encoded p12 certificate for iOS mobile push notifications. Omit if using apns_p8
. See p12 APNS Authentication.
The password for the apns_p12
file if applicable.
If set to true
, the data
paramater in your push notification payload will be added to the root payload of the notification. Helpful for customizations that require access to the data outside of our OSNotification payload additionalData
property.
Response
200
The OneSignal App ID in UUID v4 format.
An internal name you set to help organize and track Apps. Maximum 128 characters.
The total number of Subscriptions in the app.
The number of Subscriptions eligible to receive messages in the app.
The date and time the app was created.
The date and time the app was last updated.
The Organization ID in which the app was created.