Closed bluepuma77 closed 2 months ago
You will need to get the iOS push token and save that on away in whatever API/DB you are building to support the app. So you have to use the base PushNotifications
package to get the push token.
This plugin does not interfere with the regular push notifications functionality. When a background notification is received it triggers a different callback (ie the one in the documentation) to be called which is separate from the regular callback which is what PushNotifications
is hooked into. There is an example app and test notification files in test-files
that you can use to play with the two.
Awesome, thank you!
As the iOS push device token is needed, should the regular PushNotifications flow be used?
What happens with
PushNotifications.addListener('pushNotificationReceived',...)
? Can it be used or will it disturb regular silent push notification handling?