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subscribeToTopic not Working
See original GitHub issuei have try this command
FCM.subscribeToTopic('/topics/food'); or FCM.subscribeToTopic('news');
but in firebase console the list of topic not show, any idea to check subscribe working or Not ?
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That is correct, it is null. If you look at the function signature in
react-native-fcm/index.jsyou will see that it is not supposed to return anything.When you are at firebase’s console, make sure you at least type the first character of your topic, because it does NOT automatically search for available topics just by selecting the box, to see if it is already available.
Also, looking at the second command you first posted, as I understand, when using the subscribe function, it is supposed to be
FCM.subscribeToTopic('/topics/news');instead ofFCM.subscribeToTopic('news');Great! Shouldn’t you close this issue?