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How to iOS APNS only? #61
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Hey @sonjz, I guess you would need to do that, based on flutter/flutter#80374 and flutter/flutter#59657 There is a Flutter PR ready/open with the long term fix for it (flutter/flutter#137040) so you may be able to remove your fork in the future. |
thanks @ben-xD, this would be great, i'd love to turn off firebase's as well except for Android. here's some finding with the fork, i'll post my fork here for others once i can verify it working and placed some notes (please keep issue open until i can do so):
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Hi @sonjz did you get this work? I don’t even have an android folder in my project and would love to keep it that way and your iOS only fork would be a life saver. |
Hi @ben-xD,
Thank you for having this native solution for iOS APNS, sorry I'm posting in Issues, I didn't see a Discussion section.
We currently have implemented Firebase FCM setup for Android which is finally working with the config,
FlutterLocalNotifications
, and event handlers, etc.I'm assuming none of the Firebase portion needs to be part of a iOS native solution.
Is a way to use
push
where it doesn't handle any Android initialization and just sets up the iOS APNS portion (guessing most of it is turning on native message receiving in Swift and adding custom handlers)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: