Notifix

Notifix is a WordPress plugin for real-time social proof and event notifications.

It captures events from supported plugins such as WooCommerce, Fluent Forms, LMS plugins, and membership plugins, normalizes them into a shared event contract, stores them in WordPress, and delivers them to the frontend through managed realtime providers.

Current Features

• Universal adapter-based event pipeline
• Normalized event storage in a custom database table
• Admin-configurable message templates
• Username-aware notifications with Someone fallback
• Toast UI customization for color, position, spacing, and timing
• Managed realtime provider support
• Pusher transport driver
• Ably transport driver
• Integration-aware admin UI with disabled state for unavailable plugins

Architecture

Core event flow:

Plugin Hook
-> Adapter
-> EventManager
-> EventNormalizer
-> EventRepository
-> TransportManager
-> Managed Realtime Provider
-> Frontend Client
-> Notification Queue

Plugin Structure

notifix/
├── notifix.php
├── includes/
│   ├── Abstracts/
│   ├── Adapters/
│   ├── Admin/
│   ├── Contracts/
│   ├── Core/
│   ├── Support/
│   ├── Transport/
├── assets/
│   ├── css/
│   ├── js/
├── PLAN.md
└── README.md

Realtime Providers

Notifix is built around managed realtime delivery.

Pusher

Configure:

• Transport Driver: Pusher
• App ID
• Key
• Secret
• Cluster

Ably

Configure:

• Transport Driver: Ably
• Publish API Key
• Frontend Client Key

For production, the frontend should use a restricted client key or token-auth flow instead of a full publish-capable key.

Admin Page

Settings page:

/wp-admin/admin.php?page=notifix

Key areas:

• General
• Pusher
• Ably
• Display Rules
• Identity
• Appearance
• Fake Events
• Integrations
• Event Types
• Templates

Supported Integrations

Current adapter coverage in code includes:

• WooCommerce
• SureCart
• FluentCart
• Easy Digital Downloads
• Fluent Forms
• WPForms
• Gravity Forms
• Ninja Forms
• Formidable Forms
• LearnDash
• Tutor LMS
• LearnPress
• LifterLMS
• MemberPress
• Paid Memberships Pro
• Restrict Content
• Paid Member Subscriptions

Availability in admin is determined from the active WordPress environment.

Local Development

1. Place the plugin in wp-content/plugins/notifix
2. Activate the plugin in WordPress
3. Open Notifix in the WordPress admin
4. Configure a managed realtime provider
5. Trigger a supported plugin event and verify delivery

Notes

• The old custom websocket path still exists in code for compatibility, but the admin UI is intentionally focused on managed providers.
• The plugin is structured around reusable abstract classes and shared services so new integrations can be added without changing the core pipeline.

Repository

https://github.com/dhrupo/notifix.git