Push notifications¶

Push notifications allow an app that isn’t running in the foreground to notify the user when it has information for them. Push notifications originate from a notification server and are pushed to your app on a user’s device.

Enabling Push Notifications¶

By default, on iOS the Numberly SDK will register for push notifications each time your app launches. You can disable this auto integration by setting the automatic_notification_registration value to false in your Numberly.plist. If you do so, you will be in charge of enabling push notifications in an other suitable moment in the user journey.

// Import
import { Numberly } from 'react-native-numberly-sdk';

// Enable push notifications
Numberly.push.registerForRemoteNotifications()

Listening to push related events¶

The Numberly SDK provides an addListener method which sets up a function that will be called whenever the specified event is fired.

import { NumberlyEventType } from 'react-native-numberly-sdk';

Numberly.addListener(NumberlyEventType.PushTokenReceived, (event) => {
  console.log(`Push token: ${event.token}`)
})

import { NumberlyEventType } from 'react-native-numberly-sdk';

Numberly.addListener(NumberlyEventType.PushNotificationResponse, (notification) => {
  console.log(JSON.stringify(notification));

  // Get custom data from the payload
  console.log(JSON.stringify(notification.content.data));
})