I have just started learning React-Native, I have sms verification in my demo application, my goal is to fill in the field for sms automatically when the verification code reaches the user, I use the service of a foreign company for sms sender, how is it possible to achieve all this React Native , And which package would you recommend for cross-platform device, thank you very much.
There is a npm package called react-native-otp-autocomplete. However, it only works for Android. There is one more npm package react-native-otp-auto-fill. You can check this out for IOS.
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Hello there my Dev family!
So I am implementing a react native based application with sanity and so far is going great however I am in need of a little of help getting started with the sanity Webhooks as this is actually my first time working with them.
I managed to create an authentication flow using the sanity cms (sign up and login) but I would like to prompt the users into confirming their email through email validation.
Additionally I would like to also use webhooks for push notifications using Sanity.
Is there any react or react native based guides specifically on webhooks using sanity to achieve this??
I’ve tried searching for clear documentation on it and so far nothing as helpful as I’d like
How to block contacts from phone using react-native application, can't find any service or dependency in react-native.
is there any way or need native service to perform this activity?
anyone have performed this activity need help.
I am trying to use Expo's Snack Tool to test the notification system.
I manage to get my token and send a scheduled notification, but can't figure out how to receive a notification from the test tool proposed by Expo. I have also use Insomnia for making my POST request and just return me a 200.
Here is the link to a Snack as well as the one of the test tool
I have no idea about Expo tool but I would suggest you use Prateek Bhutani's
(postman plugin) I have tested my apps in past using postman.
link : https://medium.com/android-school/test-fcm-notification-with-postman-f91ba08aacc3
Is there a way to run code (for example call an api to delete some data automatically) if I delete the app?
To be more specific, to make a call to an api to delete push information if the user delete the app without loging out
According to this post comment:
Sorry, this is not possible. It's not a limitation of React Native - neither Apple or Google give you this metric. You can track your app install numbers in Google Analytics and iTunes Connect, but I believe neither will give you a simple answer either.
So what are your experiences with sending remote notifications to RN app from FCM?
I did some research today, tried bunch of tutorials, but most of them didn't work.
So I wanna hear your opinion, which library are you using for this and what guide did you follow?
react-native-push-notification
react-native-fcm
react-native-firebase
react-native-onesignal
I did the connection a few days ago. It is not difficult but it requires a lot of configuration as notification is a native feature. I recommend you the following library that can help you:
React Native FCM
Also take in count the following things:
For ios you need get some certificates from apple.
This guide help with the setup and android part.
Remote notification can't reach iOS emulator since it can't fetch APNS token. Use real device.
I used to react-native-fcm, but now I use react-native-firebase, it is simple to use, just follow the documentation https://rnfirebase.io/docs/v5.x.x/getting-started
just follow the installation tab guide, cloud messaging tab guide, and notification tab, also you can find js code there. for IOS part, you need some extra work to add some certificate to your developer id and add some certificate to your firebase app.