Closed tafelnl closed 1 year ago
The official does not support subscribing to topics (yet).
@capacitor/push-notifications uses FCM on Android and APNS on iOS @capacitor-community/fcm uses FCM on both Android and iOS
The token you linked is going to be an APNS token on iOS, unless you follow this guide to integrate FCM into your iOS app, that would make it possible to get a FCM token on iOS without needing @capacitor-community/fcm.
@capacitor-community/fcm has some methods that @capacitor/push-notifications doesn't have, like the mentioned about subscribing to topics.
Thanks for explaining @jcesarmobile
I am confused as to what the benefit is for using this library over the official
@capacitor/push-notifications
plugin.I tried to look for it in the docs/issues, and the only thing I found about it was this comment (https://github.com/capacitor-community/fcm/issues/11#issuecomment-515796247) of you (@stewones) saying
But, actually, the Capacitor plugin does support retrieving the token (maybe it wasn't at the time of your writing, but it is now): https://capacitorjs.com/docs/apis/push-notifications#token
So that leaves me wondering: what is the benefit of this plugin?