andrejpavlovic
commented
1 year ago I’ve been working on a rewrite of the entire plugin - it compiles, but I have yet to get it fully tested. The new version supports both, iOS and Android and uses the latest iOS/Android SDKs.
If you want to try it out install this NPM version: 47.0.0-android.26 and let me know how it goes. Branch: feature/android. Don't let the name fool you, it should support both OSs.
You can remove react-native-marketingcloudsdk dependency, it's no longer needed by the new version.
In my case, the plugin configuration in app.config.ts looks something like this:
import { MarketingCloudSdkPluginProps } from '@allboatsrise/expo-marketingcloudsdk/plugin/build/types'
[
'@allboatsrise/expo-marketingcloudsdk',
{
appId: process.env.SFMC_APP_ID,
accessToken: process.env.SFMC_ACCESS_TOKEN,
analyticsEnabled: false,
applicationControlsBadging: false,
inboxEnabled: true,
serverUrl: process.env.SFMC_SERVER_URL,
iconFile: path.join(__dirname, 'assets', 'notification-icon.png'),
} as MarketingCloudSdkPluginProps,
],You need to allow notifications and then set the token. E.g
import * as Notifications from 'expo-notifications'
import * as MarketingCloud from '@allboatsrise/expo-marketingcloudsdk'
useEffect(() => {
let cleanup = () => {}
;(async () => {
// request push notifications permission on load
// TODO: show this elsewhere when it's more relevant
let result = await Notifications.getPermissionsAsync()
if (!result.granted && result.canAskAgain) {
result = await Notifications.requestPermissionsAsync({
ios: {
allowAlert: true,
allowBadge: true,
allowSound: true,
},
})
}
if (!result.granted) return
const token = await Notifications.getDevicePushTokenAsync()
// let Marketing Cloud SDK the value of current push token
MarketingCloud.setSystemToken(token.data)
// In rare situations a push token may be changed by the push notification service while the app is running.
const subscription = Notifications.addPushTokenListener((newToken) => {
MarketingCloud.setSystemToken(newToken.data)
})
cleanup = () => subscription.remove()
})()
return () => cleanup()
}, [])I guess optionally set contact key at some point when user logs in:
MarketingCloud.setContactKey(contactKey)Logging is your friend:
MarketingCloud.addLogListener(data => ...)Thanks for trying out it out!
MarchewkaMatthew
I tried to use it in my project, but unfortunately without success. Could you share with me a working example of the project that uses this plugin for receiving push notifications via salesforce? From my site, I can offer to create the PR to update the README of the plugin with a description of how to use it in the app. Problems that I'm facing:
The newest version of the plugin (46.4.1) is not compatible with the newest sdk version (7.5.2) I have fixed that by changing the versions to "46.3.0" for the plugin and "7.5.1" for the SDK.
After fixing the version my device was visible in the salesforce contacts (so it was a small success) but unfortunately with the status "not opted in" (it seems that the enablePush changed nothing)
I also thought that maybe I should use only a plugin without the SDK but after running the development build on my iPhone I receive the error: ""main" has not been registered", so I guess I will need it.