Handle receiving of push notifications

@richardklingler HWS+

May '22

Good morning

Haven't found any reference here to an example how to extend an existing iOS app to be able to receive push notifications... Just now that an AppDelegate.swift file is involved (o;

Interesting that push notifications is not handled in any of the four iOS books...or I am totally blind this morning (o;

thanks in advance richard

@Hatsushira HWS+

May '22

Here is a good place to start: https://www.hackingwithswift.com/books/ios-swiftui/scheduling-local-notifications https://www.raywenderlich.com/11395893-push-notifications-tutorial-getting-started

@richardklingler HWS+

May '22

Read through the Ray Wenderlich intro as well...and still wondering where AppDelegate.swift is coming from:

Open AppDelegate.swift and add the following to the top of the file:

From the description it isn't just an empty file to be created but needs to be already there...

	@richardklingler HWS+ May '22 Looks this one is the best documentation for erceiving push notifications as it explains how to use the AppDelegate adapter: https://designcode.io/swiftui-advanced-handbook-push-notifications-part-1 https://designcode.io/swiftui-advanced-handbook-push-notifications-part-2 3
	@snhmib May '22 Recently completed a SwiftUI based iOS application (now in TestFlight) using Firebase realtime database including push notifications. The code indeed looks very similar to that of the above mentioned examples, however, the most difficult part was to implement Firebase push notifications on database updates. Happy to share some details if you wish. 3
	@richardklingler HWS+ May '22 Thanks for the generous offer....just great community here :-) But...it already works with my Debian Server...yessss :-) Trick was to get the deviceToken Hex String from my iPhone..... Now how do I get rid of the icon badge now (o; Sure a function is missing in my AppDelegate..... 3
	@richardklingler HWS+ May '22 Ah simple...just don't send a badge...: `payload = Payload(alert="New order received from\nRichard Klingler", sound="default", badge=0)` But still would be good to know how to jump into a specific view and clear the icon badge.... Like to open the right tab view and jump into the detail view of the order.... 3
	@Hatsushira HWS+ May '22 From the description it isn't just an empty file to be created but needs to be already there... My guess is it is in the downloaded materials for this tutorial. The tutorial was created for Xcode 12 and iOS 14. Also, this was updated from an even older iOS version. Just for information. There is a complete book about Push Notifications: https://www.raywenderlich.com/books/push-notifications-by-tutorials But it's not free and not yet updated for iOS 15, unfortunately. 3
	@snhmib May '22 Clearing the badge icon is best done when the user activates the main application view. `.onChange(of: scenePhase) {newPhase in if newPhase == .active { UIApplication.shared.applicationIconBadgeNumber = 0` 3
	@richardklingler HWS+ May '22 What pops into my mind... I use the AppDelegate adaptor to register the device token on my server for delivering the notifications... But how do people handle: User deletes the app from its iPhone User reverts his iPhone to factory settings Can those two cases also be handled somehow so that the registred tokens are removed as well? thanks in advance richard 3

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