charlesRms
commented
5 years ago same here, notifications are working great in android, not in iOS.
What I do in android:
- getting the device token and storing it on server
- using it by API or with firebase console. The notification is sent to the device
What I do in iOS
-
getting permission
this.firebase.hasPermission().then(data => { if (!data.isEnabled) { this.firebase.grantPermission().then(data => { }) .catch(error => { console.error('Error getting permissions', error); return false; }); } }); -
getting device's token
const currentToken = await this.firebase.getToken()
this seems to work, and I am receiving a token. However, the token doesn't seem to work (both in my API or with the firebase console).
I am using cordova-plugin-firebase 2.0.5
EDIT : It looks like data is received by the app in foreground, but i can't see any notifications in background (background-capabilities for remote-notifications in xcode are activated).
2019-02-06 11:32:08.262779+0100 my-app[1150:403123] Received data message: {
"collapse_key" = "my-app";
from = 90723358823;
notification = {
body = "test";
e = 1;
tag = "campaign_collapse_key_214309173097139";
title = "test";
};
}
2019-02-06 11:32:08.271278+0100 my-app[1150:403123] {"from":"90723358823","collapse_key":"my-app","notification":{"body":"test","title":"test","e":"1","tag":"campaign_collapse_key_214309173097139"}}
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Describe the bug The real or emulated device not receive any push notification.