Push Notifications in iOS 10 [Swift]

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A new iPhone, a controversial hardware innovation no headphone jack? With iOS 10, there are new features to make Notifications more useful, such as rich media and interactive actions. You can now send rich media in a push notification, including images, GIFs, audio, and video clips. Including media in your push notification can increase the open rate and drive more engagement to your app. Push notifications can include an expanded view upon 3D Touch that displays applets, such as a map or a calendar. The user no longer has to open an app to see important contextual information such as a car arriving on a map or the date of a calendar invite. Once a push notification is expanded, users can take immediate actions. With a messaging app, you could reply directly without opening the app. With an events app, you could accept a calendar invite within the notification. Notification Actions empower the developer to deliver a push notifications experience tailor made for their app. Before you continue reading, you should already have our Push Notifications API up and running and you should be receiving notifications on your iOS client. Adding media attachments to Push Notifications in iOS 10 is a huge update for developers, and it will transform the way that iOS users engage with applications. Go ahead and open your existing Xcode project. You should do this, as we experienced issues trying to use legacy languages as Apple call anything older than Swift 3! First, head to your application target. Swift 3 introduces some changes to the methods for registering your applications for remote notifications. The syntax is also a little different in places. Now, this is where all the really brand new shiny stuff begins! The URLSession downloads the media to temporary storage and appends a. This is all the code needed in your Xcode project to display rich notifications in your application. Now, you just need to make a few adjustments to the server that triggers Push Notifications to your application using our API. Earlier, we mentioned that only certain notifications were intercepted by the Service Extension. So, how does iOS know which notifications to intercept? Well, you just add a mutable-content tag to your payload and set it to 1. Simply change the URL to point to another media file, and see the results for yourself. We do this using Notification Content Extensions. These are essentially used to draw your own UI to display when your application receives certain push notifications. First, go to Info. This part is really important, as it determines which notifications will be given this Content Extension. In this case, with a Content Extension. By default, this is 1. Play around with it! You can add a 3rd key here: Next, head to the Storyboard file. Apple have been really nice and created a UILabel for you already, which you can either keep or replace. Finally, head to the NotificationViewController. So all we need to do here is add another IBOutlet for our 2nd label, be sure to hook it up in the Storyboard file, and reuse the existing code to display what we want in the label. The eagle-eyed amongst you would have noticed the custom actions in our example above. These are incredibly easy to set up. You can find the repository for this tutorial here on GitHub. Check out the links below to get started! Sign up to Pusher. Continue reading for a detailed tutorial… Expanded detail view with 3D Touch Push notifications can include an expanded view upon 3D Touch that displays applets, such as a map or a calendar. Notification Actions Once a push notification is expanded, users can take immediate actions. The code in this method should look like this: The following example is using a Node JS server. Check out our example: How do I add custom actions to my push notifications in iOS 10? Latest Posts By Nick Farrant

Push Notifications in iOS 10 [Swift]

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