How to send custom notification in iOS using Firebase Notifications. - ios

I am working on an iOS app in Swift and Firebase as Realtime DB.
Its an app that sends motivational quotes to users via Firebase Push Notifications. Currently, I am using Firebase Compose message to send notifications.
Using firebase is there a way in which Users can specify what time of the day they want to be notified?
e.g. Daily once - 12PM; Daily twice - 12PM, 8PM.

I am using Cloud Functions to get the user details required for sending notifications and triggered them with cronjob.

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I can't find a firebase function (for iOS) that can be used to send push notifications to the user.
Is it possible?
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You'll probably want to create a server-side module that listens for changes to your chat Firebase. When a message appears for a user that is offline, you'll have to schedule a remote notification with the APN. That latter part has nothing to do with Firebase, but has extensive documentation on Apple's developer web site.
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