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Discussion - Notifications in iOS 10
- Brief breakdown of WWDC sessions related to notifications
- New stuff
- APNS Token-based authentication
- UserNotifications (and UserNotificationsUI) Framework (Unifies Remote and Local Notifications)
- Access to user-defined notification settings
- Expanded content
- Titles
- Subtitles
- Media attachments
- Scheduling and handling within Extensions
- In-app presentation
- Removal/update of pending notifications
- Dismissal actions
- Service Extensions
- APNS Token-based authentication
- Uses JSON Web Tokens (libraries widely available to assist with token generation)
- For server-side solutions where using a certificate isn’t practical/feasible
- Addresses issue of certificate expiration (though tokens also expire, new ones can be generated on the fly)
UserNotifications Framework
- Provides a single notifications API across iOS, watchOS and tvOS
- iOS: Full support for scheduling and management of notifications
- watchOS: Support for forwarded notifications and local notifications on the watch
- tvOS: Support for badging app icons
- Key components/concepts:
- UNUserNotificationCenter
- Authorization requests
- Scheduling via requests (by providing content and triggers)
- UNNotificationRequest
- Identifier
- Content
- Trigger
- UNMutableNotificationContent
- UNNotificationAttachment
- Audio
- Images
- Video
- Triggers
- Push (UNPushNotificationTrigger is not instantiated by apps)
- UNTimeIntervalNotificationTrigger
- UNCalendarNotificationTrigger
- UNLocationNotificationTrigger
- UNUserNotificationCenterDelegate Protocol
- userNotificationCenter:willPresentNotification:withCompletionHandler:
- userNotificationCenter:didReceiveNotificationResponse:withCompletionHandler
- UNNotificationCategory - defines a type of notification, allows actionable notifications and content extensions
- UNNotificationAction - represents a task you can perform in response to a notification
- UNNotificationServiceExtension - Entry point for service extensions. Allows you to process the payload of a push notification before it is presented (eg: end-to-end encryption or notification attachments). Use in conjunction with “mutable-content: 1” in the aps portion of an APNS payload.
- UNUserNotificationCenter
- Provides a single notifications API across iOS, watchOS and tvOS
UserNotificationsUI Framework
- Provides the UNNotificationContentExtension protocol
- View controllers adopt this protocol, using the VC’s view to display the notification contents
- Custom content is sandwiched between a header with the application icon and title and the default notification payload (default payload can be hidden using an attribute in the Info.plist)
- No user interaction
- Actions are displayed and extensions can respond to them by intercepting action responses
- Protocol provides a didRecieveNotification: method you can use to set up UI in response to the notification
Picks
Darryl
- New Swift, Core Data and Cocoa Books - Use Your Loaf
John
- List of Public Slack Groups
- Mr Robot returns to USA Network July 13
This episode sponsored by Braintree
100 episodes
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Discussion - Notifications in iOS 10
- Brief breakdown of WWDC sessions related to notifications
- New stuff
- APNS Token-based authentication
- UserNotifications (and UserNotificationsUI) Framework (Unifies Remote and Local Notifications)
- Access to user-defined notification settings
- Expanded content
- Titles
- Subtitles
- Media attachments
- Scheduling and handling within Extensions
- In-app presentation
- Removal/update of pending notifications
- Dismissal actions
- Service Extensions
- APNS Token-based authentication
- Uses JSON Web Tokens (libraries widely available to assist with token generation)
- For server-side solutions where using a certificate isn’t practical/feasible
- Addresses issue of certificate expiration (though tokens also expire, new ones can be generated on the fly)
UserNotifications Framework
- Provides a single notifications API across iOS, watchOS and tvOS
- iOS: Full support for scheduling and management of notifications
- watchOS: Support for forwarded notifications and local notifications on the watch
- tvOS: Support for badging app icons
- Key components/concepts:
- UNUserNotificationCenter
- Authorization requests
- Scheduling via requests (by providing content and triggers)
- UNNotificationRequest
- Identifier
- Content
- Trigger
- UNMutableNotificationContent
- UNNotificationAttachment
- Audio
- Images
- Video
- Triggers
- Push (UNPushNotificationTrigger is not instantiated by apps)
- UNTimeIntervalNotificationTrigger
- UNCalendarNotificationTrigger
- UNLocationNotificationTrigger
- UNUserNotificationCenterDelegate Protocol
- userNotificationCenter:willPresentNotification:withCompletionHandler:
- userNotificationCenter:didReceiveNotificationResponse:withCompletionHandler
- UNNotificationCategory - defines a type of notification, allows actionable notifications and content extensions
- UNNotificationAction - represents a task you can perform in response to a notification
- UNNotificationServiceExtension - Entry point for service extensions. Allows you to process the payload of a push notification before it is presented (eg: end-to-end encryption or notification attachments). Use in conjunction with “mutable-content: 1” in the aps portion of an APNS payload.
- UNUserNotificationCenter
- Provides a single notifications API across iOS, watchOS and tvOS
UserNotificationsUI Framework
- Provides the UNNotificationContentExtension protocol
- View controllers adopt this protocol, using the VC’s view to display the notification contents
- Custom content is sandwiched between a header with the application icon and title and the default notification payload (default payload can be hidden using an attribute in the Info.plist)
- No user interaction
- Actions are displayed and extensions can respond to them by intercepting action responses
- Protocol provides a didRecieveNotification: method you can use to set up UI in response to the notification
Picks
Darryl
- New Swift, Core Data and Cocoa Books - Use Your Loaf
John
- List of Public Slack Groups
- Mr Robot returns to USA Network July 13
This episode sponsored by Braintree
100 episodes
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