AndroidNotifcation extends Notification

[syslogic]

Describe the feature you would like to see

It seems to me as if only AndroidConfig would be supported, but not AndroidNotification.

Alike this it's kind of difficult to set a channel_id... or where does one have to pass this array?

[jeromegamez]

You're right, the AndroidConfig value object is not fully configurable yet, so at the moment, the only way to achieve this would be by passing the full android config as an arraz:

$message = CloudMessage::new()
    // ...
    ->withAndroidConfig([
        // ...
        'notification' => [
            'channel_id' => 'channel-id',
            // ...
        ]
    ]);

I'll keep this as a feature request, but new features will probably only land in the upcoming major version (6.0) 🙏

[syslogic]

@jeromegamez Thank you, works for me while it is being configurable. I've just noticed, because I currently write a similar library for Push Kit.

The click_action & channel_id probably should be documented (most commonly used).

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Generally it would require these classes & enums:

class AndroidNotification

{
  "title": string,
  "body": string,
  "icon": string,
  "color": string,
  "sound": string,
  "tag": string,
  "click_action": string,
  "body_loc_key": string,
  "body_loc_args": [
    string
  ],
  "title_loc_key": string,
  "title_loc_args": [
    string
  ],
  "channel_id": string,
  "ticker": string,
  "sticky": boolean,
  "event_time": string,
  "local_only": boolean,
  "notification_priority": enum (NotificationPriority),
  "default_sound": boolean,
  "default_vibrate_timings": boolean,
  "default_light_settings": boolean,
  "vibrate_timings": [
    string
  ],
  "visibility": enum (Visibility),
  "notification_count": integer,
  "light_settings": {
    object (LightSettings)
  },
  "image": string
}

enum NotificationPriority

enum NotificationPriority {
    'PRIORITY_UNSPECIFIED', // default value.
    'PRIORITY_MIN',
    'PRIORITY_LOW',
    'PRIORITY_DEFAULT',
    'PRIORITY_HIGH',
    'PRIORITY_MAX'
}

enum Visibility

enum Visibility {
    'VISIBILITY_UNSPECIFIED', // default value.
    'PRIVATE',
    'PUBLIC',
    'SECRET'
}

class LightSettings

{
  "color": {
    object (Color)
  },
  "light_on_duration": string,
  "light_off_duration": string
}

class Color

{
  "red": number,
  "green": number,
  "blue": number,
  "alpha": number
}

Where color.proto for the LightSettings would use (float) 0 - (float) 1; generally a percentage.

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It's indeed nice to have protos, if only they'd build for PHP ...

[dhwalin]

Can you please guide me how can I send a notification on particular date and time? I tried implementing in android but it is not working.

$message = CloudMessage::fromArray([
        'topic' => 'all',
        'notification' => ['title' => $postTitle, 'body' => $postTxt],
        'android' => [
                'priority' => 'high',
                'notification' => [
                    'default_vibrate_timings' => true,
                    'default_sound' => true,
                    'notification_count' => 1,
                    'notification_priority' => 'PRIORITY_HIGH', // PRIORITY_LOW , PRIORITY_DEFAULT , PRIORITY_HIGH , PRIORITY_MAX
                ],
            ],

    ]);

    //$messaging->send($message);

    try {
       //print_r($messaging->validate($message));
        // or
     //   echo "hi";
        $messaging->send($message);

    } catch (InvalidMessage $e) {
        print_r($e->errors());
    }

Where can I add withAndroidConfig and event_time.

[jeromegamez]

Looking at https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/fcm/rest/v1/projects.messages#androidnotification, you should be able to set the event_time in the notification payload.

[dhwalin]

Does event_time use for Scheduling Notifications? I think it is not.

May I know how can I schedule notification? Is there any provision?

[jeromegamez]

You asked about event_time, though 😅.

As far as I know it's not possible to schedule notifications, but I could be wrong (web-searching or StackOverflow could prove me right or wrong).

[dhwalin]

Ok. Thank you for your response :)