Invisible Notifications / Silent push messages
See original GitHub issueI’m interested in opening a URL or notifying an app without displaying a notification and without user interaction.
I have this working but I’m not sure about the exact naming for the extras. Maybe something like this?
{
"client::notification": {
"silent": true,
"silentAction": {
"url": "ab://dfjh",
}
},
"android::notification": {
"silentAction": {
"package": "com.package.name",
}
}
}
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I like “android::action” and “onReceive”, at least it’s clear what it does. I’ll try and prepare a PR.
Merged via https://github.com/gotify/android/pull/102