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$ wsk trigger create myPushTrigger --feed myPush/webhook --param events onDeviceRegister
```
-## Using Push Package Locally.
+### Using Push Package Locally.
You can use the push package actions and feed in your own openWhisk packages. For using it you have to download the Push package form the [wsk-pkg-pushnotification](https://github.com/openwhisk/wsk-pkg-pushnotifications) repository.
To create your own package follow the below steps,
-1. Point to the ```wsk-pkg-pushnotification``` location.
-2. Create the package using ```wsk package create package-name``` command
-3. Add action using the following command,
+1. Point to the `wsk-pkg-pushnotification` location.
+2. Create the package using `wsk package create package-name` command
+3. Add action using the following command,
+
+ ```
+ wsk action create actionName sendmessage.js -p appId "your_AppID" -p appSecret "application_Secret" -p text "message"
+ ```
- ```wsk action create actionName sendmessage.js -p appId "your_AppID" -p appSecret "application_Secret" -p text "message"```
-
- You can add multiple parameters to sendMessage action. Check for the available parameters [here](#action parameters)
- Try
- ``````
-
+ You can add multiple parameters to sendMessage action.
+ Check for the available parameters [here](#action parameters)
+
4. Create feed using the following command,
- ```wsk action create /myNamespace/yourPackageName/webhook webhook.js -a feed true```
+ ```
+ wsk action create /myNamespace/yourPackageName/webhook webhook.js -a feed true
+ ```
5. Create a trigger using the feed created above,
- ```wsk trigger create triggerName --feed /myNamespace/yourPackageName/webhook -p appId "application ID" -p appSecret "app Secret " -p events "onDeviceUnregister" ```
+ ```
+ wsk trigger create triggerName --feed /myNamespace/yourPackageName/webhook -p appId "application ID" -p appSecret "app Secret " -p events "onDeviceUnregister"
+ ```
- Output will be like this,
+ Output will be like this:
```
{
@@ -156,7 +161,7 @@
6. We need to create a rule that will combine the trigger and the action created in previous steps.Create the rule using ,
- ```wsk rule create --enable yourRule triggerName actionName ```
+ `wsk rule create --enable yourRule triggerName actionName `
7. Check the results in the `wsk activation poll`.
8. Register a device in your Bluemix application , you can see the `rule`,`trigger` and `action` geting executed in the openWhisk [dashboard] (https://new-console.ng.bluemix.net/openwhisk/dashboard).
