π²OneSignal Notifications
Natively using OneSignal service to provide the Push Notifications support inside of your application. More details here: https://onesignal.com/
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Natively using OneSignal service to provide the Push Notifications support inside of your application. More details here: https://onesignal.com/
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Notifications can give people timely and important information, whether the device is locked or in use. For example, notifications can signal when a message arrives, an event is about to occur, or thereβs a status change.
To configure your app to work with push notifications, you need to do the following steps:
Enable the Push Notification feature.
Enter all relevant push notification information in the Natively dashboard.
(Only for iOS) Permission description - The permission description text should explain to the user why your app needs that permission. Refer to Apple's guidelines to avoid potential rejection.
One Signal App Id - App ID used by the One Signal service to send push notifications.
Push Auto Register (v2.12.0) - Automatically calls Push Notification permission on app launch
Custom Notification Sound - can be used later to send push with custom sound.
(Only for iOS) Enable "Push Notification" capabilities for your App.
Go to the Apple Developer Identifiers -> Find your app's Bundle ID. Click on it
Scroll down and enable "Push Notifications". Click Save.
Rebuild your application
If you have 2 apps (iOS and Android) for 1 website, you need 1 OneSignal application with 2 platforms enabled.