App Information
Go to [Basic Settings] - [App Information] to view the current AppPush application's basic details and API authentication information. The top of the page displays the application name, environment identifier such as Live, and service endpoint; the main section displays the AppKey, Master Secret, creation time, and last modified time.
Field Description
| Field | Description |
|---|---|
| Application Name | The display name of the current AppPush application in the console. You can modify it by clicking Edit on this page. |
| Environment Identifier | The environment currently being viewed. For example, Live indicates the production environment. If you switch to test mode, the page displays the AppKey and Master Secret for the test environment. |
| Service Endpoint | The data center or service endpoint of the current application, used to confirm which regional API endpoint should be used. For API domains, see REST API Overview. |
| AppKey | The unique identifier of the application, used for SDK initialization and REST API authentication. |
| Master Secret | The application secret, masked by default. It is used together with the AppKey for Basic Auth authentication when calling the REST API. |
| Creation Time | The time when the application was created. |
| Last Modified Time | The most recent time when the application information or key-related information was updated. |
Common Operations
- View Master Secret: Click Show next to Master Secret to reveal the full secret. Only share it with personnel who need to make server-side API calls.
- Reset Master Secret: Click Reset to generate a new Master Secret. After the reset, the previous secret can no longer be used for REST API authentication. Update your server-side configuration immediately, or API calls will fail.
- Edit Application Information: Click Edit to modify basic information such as the application name. Configure the Android package name, iOS Bundle ID, HarmonyOS package name, and vendor channel parameters in Integration Settings.
Test Mode
AppPush supports both production and test environments. The production environment and the test environment use different AppKeys and Master Secrets, making it easier to validate configuration and message delivery without affecting live users.
- The console shows the production environment by default. After switching to test mode, the App Information page displays the test AppKey and its independent Master Secret.
- The test AppKey supports resetting its Master Secret independently, and resetting the test secret does not affect the production secret.
- Basic information such as the application name and icon is synchronized from the production application to the test application, while callbacks, security settings, and integration settings can be configured separately.
Note: The Master Secret is sensitive information. Do not expose it in client-side code, public repositories, frontend pages, or logs. If you suspect it has been leaked, reset it promptly and update your server-side authentication settings.
