Is it possible to send out a notification to everyone who has downloaded an app (through firebase) every time someone starts a facebook live video? I.e. not manually going into firebase and sending out a notification but as soon as they click start live video on their facebook app it sends a notification automatically to users of the app to tune in?
To simply answer your question: Facebook Live API allows you to stream through your app, it also allows you to GET a live_stream object if you have the live_video_id, but you can't detect once a live_stream object is created.
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I have a requirement that using firebase to develop chat application, when ever the user post a video in the group or sent video to another user. The admin has to approve it to publish the video. Is it possible using firebase.
I think I understand that the API allows for broadcasting to Facebook live from app, but is it possible to listen for a particular user and VIEW the live video within an app? I've never seen an example of an app doing this, but was just curious if it is possible to do so.
It's been 3 days that I'm stuck on this problem.
I am developing an iOS application that will show a YouTube channel with its video. I would like the application to send push notifications to the user whenever there is a new video uploaded on YouTube.
I looked at https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/guides/push_notifications and https://github.com/pubsubhubbub/ but I don't understand what is the endpoint they are waiting for.
What is the code I have to write to be able to push notifications on iOS? Where should it be stored?
I'm working on project which has tricky part. I want to get all notifications from Facebook, Whatsapp and some of the other app to my app notification centre from that i want to send data to the external peripheral device which will notify the user.
You can't. Also this is a duplicate of this thread, so I'll quote from there.
There is no way to get all of these notifications in your own app. You
can use the CoreTelephony to access some of the data related to
incoming calls and you could integrate Facebook and Twitter APIs to
get that data, but you really would have to do it all yourself.
There's no silver bullet here unfortunately!
Even if you used private API, its highly unlikely you'll find a way either, not to mention that your app will be rejected on the app store for using private API.
I am developing an application in which I need to detect when my iPhone receives a notice of Twitter or Facebook, and then perform an action on my application.
example: I'm hardware developer and would like to make an application when a notification arrives me, flashing a LED (independent of the iPhone).
What need would be to know if it is possible to detect from my application notifications from other applications, and what is the way to do it, because I have knowledge in ios development.
Thank you.
You can't detect notification from other apps, since apps are sandboxed.
You could only write your own server on which you check twitter and facebook for new messages then to notify you app via a push notification of the new message(or whatever else you wan't to check for).
You can use the Twitter Streams API to get notifications about Twitter activities.
Use this post:
Twitter iOS Streaming API: no data being received