I am trying to figure out if Firebase Push Notifications have an equivalent of Urban Airship autobadge or Parse "badge":"Increment" functionality?
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I am having some trouble setting up push notifications for conversations.
I followed this guide to setup push notifications to web, and I integrated with firebase but it looks like it's not sending the notifications to firebase?
I can see in the push notifications section in twilio console that it's creating the notifications but when I check the push notification reports in firebase I do not see it there. I have confirmed that firebase was integrated correctly because I can send test push notifications from the firebase console but when I send messages in twilio it does not send the push notifications through to firebase.
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I am implementing a chat feature in my iOS and Android app and want to setup the push notification.
How can I implement push notifications for iOS and Android devices?
According to the help center:
There are two ways to implement push notifications for your app:
Built-in push notification services
SendBird supports iOS and Android push notifications through FCM (Firebase Cloud Messaging, previously Google Cloud Messaging), and APNs (Apple Push Notification Service).
Please refer to the following guide:
Android: https://docs.sendbird.com/android#push_notifications
iOS: https://docs.sendbird.com/ios#push_notifications
Webhooks
If you want to implement your own custom push notifications, you should use Webhooks. Webhooks can be enabled from the SendBird Dashboard under Settings - Notifications - Webhooks.
The callback URL that you specify will be called whenever messages are sent in a channel.
Please refer to the following documentation:
https://docs.sendbird.com/platform#webhooks
I want to open application automatically when notification is received, is this possible with Firebase and new FCM notifications?
Is it possible to register for and receive Voip pushes (PushKit pushes) on iOS using Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) service ?
https://developers.google.com/cloud-messaging/ios/start
No, GCM for iOS uses the standard APNS push messages on iOS, not the newer VoIP push messages of Apple PushKit. In this way it is similar to the majority of third party push notification services such as Azure Notification Hub.
To my knowledge, only PubNub supports sending push messages using a unified framework for both GCM and Apple PushKit (VoIP push).
I'm using Quickblox for chat and push notifications and I would like to let the users turn on/off push sounds from my app. (which means that the notifications should be silent)
Is there a way to set sounds off from arriving push notifications with Quickblox?
If you use Chat 2.0 (automatic push notifications for offline user.), you can set sounds off in Alerts tab, in Admin panel http://quickblox.com/developers/Chat#Alerts
If you send push notifications from application code - you can manage push payload by yourself