NAME
    Net::APNs::Extended - Client library for APNs that support the extended
    format.

SYNOPSIS
      use Net::APNs::Extended;

      my $apns = Net::APNs::Extended->new(
          is_sandbox => 1,
          cert_file  => 'apns.pem',
      );

      # send notification to APNs
      $apns->send($device_token, {
          aps => {
              alert => "Hello, APNs!",
              badge => 1,
              sound => "default",
          },
          foo => [qw/bar baz/],
      });

      # if you want to handle the error
      if (my $error = $apns->retrieve_error) {
          die Dumper $error;
      }

DESCRIPTION
    Net::APNs::Extended is client library for APNs. The client is support
    the extended format.

METHODS
  new(%args)
    Create a new instance of "Net::APNs::Extended".

    Supported arguments are:

    is_sandbox : Bool
        Default: 1

    cert_file : Str
    cert : Str
        Required.

        Sets certificate. You can not specify both "cert" and "cert_file".

    key_file : Str
    key : Str
        Sets private key. You can not specify both "key" and "key_file".

    password : Str
        Sets private key password.

    read_timeout : Num
        Sets read timeout.

  $apns->send($device_token, $payload [, $extra ])
    Send notification for APNs.

      $apns->send($device_token, {
          apns => {
              alert => "Hello, APNs!",
              badge => 1,
              sound => "default",
          },
          foo => [qw/bar baz/],
      });

  $apns->send_multi([ [ $device_token, $payload [, $extra ] ], [ ... ] ... ])
    Send notification for each data. The data chunk is same as "send()"
    arguments.

  $apns->retrieve_error()
    Gets error data from APNs. If there is no error will not return
    anything.

      if (my $error = $apns->retrieve_error) {
          die Dumper $error;
      }

AUTHOR
    xaicron <xaicron {@} cpan.org>

COPYRIGHT
    Copyright 2012 - xaicron

LICENSE
    This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it
    under the same terms as Perl itself.

SEE ALSO
