Clicking the notification with the app in foreground has data missing

@evollu
I’ve been working on getting the on click working properly for my notifications, currently focusing on android. I have the on click for killed, and background working great but I’m having trouble when the app is in the foreground. When the notification is first received, all the data I need is there but when I click on it all the data I need for my on click function is stripped out. Is there a solution for this?

Console log for when notification is received:

Console log for when that same notification is clicked:

My payload is:

           body = {
                "to": this.chat.token,
                "content_available": true,
                "priority": "high",
                //"click_action": "fcm.ACTION.OPEN_NOTIFICATION",
                "data": {
                    "senderUid": this.user.uid,
                    "chatDocId": this.chat.docId,
                    "messageDocId": messageDoc.id,
                    "show_in_foreground": true,
                    "companyName": this.chat.users[`${this.user.uid}`].companyName,
                    "groupChat": this.chat.groupChat,
                    "color":"#a7ffeb",
                    "priority":"high",
                    "id": this.chat.docId,
                    "show_in_foreground": true,
                    "sound": "default",
                    "click_action": "fcm.ACTION.HELLO",
                    "vibrate": 300,
                    "lights": true,
                    "senderUid": this.user.uid,
                    "chatDocId": this.chat.docId,
                    "messageDocId": messageDoc.id,
                    "body": messageText,
                    "title": this.user.displayName,
                    "icon": "notification_icon",
                },
                notification: {
                    "body": messageText,
                    "title": this.user.displayName,
                    "click_action": "fcm.ACTION.HELLO",
                    "sound": "default",
                    "vibrate": 300,
                    "lights": true,
                }

So to be clear the the important data that is missing is

                    "senderUid": this.user.uid,
                    "chatDocId": this.chat.docId,
                    "messageDocId": messageDoc.id,
                    "companyName": this.chat.users[`${this.user.uid}`].companyName,

1. What version of RN and react-native-fcm are you running? “react-native”: “^0.49.3”, “react-native-fcm”: “^12.0.0”,

2. What device are you using? (e.g iOS9 emulator, Android 6 device)? Android

3. Is your app running in foreground, background or not running? foreground

[sahil290791]

@rtman got it searched in settings, it was inside some security settings, may be its different in Mi phones running 7.0 . Thanks a lot for the quick reply.

[rtman]

@sahil290791

You have to enable AutoStart in Settings > Installed Apps > Your App Name > Autostart.

Really annoying that xiaomi does this.