Setting Up Push Notifications on iOS

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In this tutorial, we will show you how simple it is to add push notifications to a native iOS application with Pusher. Push Notifications allow you to send a message to a user even when your app is closed or inactive. This provides a powerful way of increasing engagement with your users by allowing you to initiate the communication. This allows many applications to receive notifications without requiring an open connection for each one. Before a device can receive a message, it registers with APNS and gets a token. This token can then be used to send notifications to your device. The Pusher library takes care of device registration and abstracts away individual devices by introducing Interests. This allows you to message a particular user or several thousand users in exactly the same way. To do this - visit the documentation which will guide you through the process of setting up an App ID with Push Notifications enabled, as well as generating the correct certificate which you will later upload to your Pusher Dashboard. We are currently noticing some issues with the current version of OpenSSL where some certificates are becoming invalid. We recommend using older versions where possible. Log into the dashboard and create a new app. Select that, then navigate to the APNS section. This is where you can upload your. Once you have selected the certificate from your local machine, choose Development. Even though you created a Production certificate, which will work in both environments, unless you are signing your application for the App Store, it will most likely be a Development application. Open Xcode and choose to create a new project. Select Swift as your programming language we also support Objective-C , and make sure your bundle identifier is the same as the one you entered in your App ID earlier when creating your certificate. CocoaPods is a dependency manager for iOS. At this point, close the Xcode project that you just created and open Terminal. Change directory to where you saved your new Xcode project and use this command:. This will add a Podfile to your directory, which is where you specify pods to be installed. Now open your Xcode project using the file with the extension. You will see your pods in the Project Navigator on the left-hand side. You just need to add a few lines of code and away you go! When the application launches, we want to register for Push Notifications. Now we need to handle what the application does after registering for Push Notifications, and in this case we want to register the device token with APNS, and then subscribe to an Interest. We also want the application to handle receiving a Push Notification. To do this, add the follow methods to the AppDelegate:. To send a Push Notification through Pusher, you set up a server in exactly the same way as you would for any other message - in fact, you can even use this server to send websocket data just as before. There are a few rules around the payload data for a Push Notification. Push Notifications - iOS Change directory to where you saved your new Xcode project and use this command:

Setting Up Push Notifications on iOS

Configure iOS push notifications