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Adds guide how to get rich notifications on iOS#343
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Adds guide how to get rich notifications on iOS#343mattmilan-dev wants to merge 2 commits intoionic-team:mainfrom
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After a long battle yesterday (8+ hours) of trying to find out why images weren't showing on my iOS's push notifications sent from Firebase, i finally stumbled upon the answer but noticed all the examples were in ObjC rather than Swift. After a bit of time working out the answer, i finally got images working from Firebase but noticed others having the same issue too, both in Capacitor and other frameworks like React Native. This addition is meant to help these people to be able to add rich notification support easily to their application. Comments are welcome 👍
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Will this get merged / is it up to date? |
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@fr3fou AFAIK the guide is still up to date. The method outlined still works in my production mobile applications. Not sure about if/when it will get merged though? |
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After a long battle yesterday (8+ hours) of trying to find out why images weren't showing on my iOS's push notifications sent from Firebase, i finally stumbled upon the answer but noticed all the examples were in ObjC rather than Swift. After a bit of time working out the answer, i finally got images working from Firebase but noticed others having the same issue too, both in Capacitor and other frameworks like React Native.
This addition is meant to help these people to be able to add rich notification support easily to their application.
Comments are welcome 👍