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if ( AndroidNotificationCenter.CheckScheduledNotificationStatus(identifier) = NotificationStatus.Scheduled)
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Use the following code example to check if your app has delivered the notification to the device and perform any actions depending on the result. var identifier = AndroidNotificationCenter.SendNotification(n, "channel_id")
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Notification status tracking only works on Android 6.0 Marshmallow and above. You can use the identifier to track the notification status or to cancel it. Unity assigns a unique identifier to each notification after you schedule it. notification.LargeIcon = "my_custom_large_icon_id" The smaller icon displays as a small badge on top of the large one. You can optionally set a large icon which also displays in the notification view. notification.SmallIcon = "my_custom_icon_id" Whenever you schedule a notification in your script, use the icon ID you define in the Mobile Notification Settings window. You can configure notification icons in the Project Settings **window (menu: **Edit > Project Settings > Mobile Notification Settings). If you don’t specify a custom icon for each notification, the default Unity icon displays in the status bar instead. Notification.FireTime = (5) ĪndroidNotificationCenter.SendNotification(notification, "channel_id") var notification = new AndroidNotification()
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This example shows you how to schedule a simple text notification and send it to the notification channel you created in the previous step. var c = new AndroidNotificationChannel()ĪndroidNotificationCenter.RegisterNotificationChannel(c) Settings such as priority ( Importance) set for notification channels apply to individual notifications even on Android versions prior to 8.0. On older Android versions, this package emulates notification channel behavior. Notification channels are only supported on Android 8.0 Oreo and above. Supports Android 4.4 (API 19) and iOS 10 or above.Įvery local notification must belong to a notification channel.Group notifications into threads (only supported on iOS 12+).Modify remote notification content if the device receives notifications from other apps while your app is running.Use the Apple Push Notification Service (APNs) to receive remote notifications.Preserve notifications when the device restarts.Create and modify notification channels (categories) on Android Oreo and above.Cancel already displayed and upcoming (scheduled) notifications.Schedule local one-time or repeatable notifications.This package supports the following features: You can download a sample Project which implements a high-level wrapper that you can use to send notifications to both Android and iOS with the same API from our GitHub page, or see the code samples below.
These can be used to schedule and manage notifications for their respective platforms. The runtime API is split into two parts: AndroidNotificationCenter and iOSNotificationCenter.
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