[iOS] userInteraction not behaving as expected

Hi team,

We’re going by this definition:

  userInteraction: false, // BOOLEAN: If the notification was opened by the user from the notification area or not

We notice this behavior:

1. When app is running, and in background (AppState.currentState === 'background') … a. … and app receives a remote PN, userInteraction === false (good) b. … and the user taps/swipes on a PN from the lock screen, userInteraction === false (unexpected)
2. When the app is running, and in the foreground (AppState.currentState !== 'background') … a. … and app receives a remote push notification, userInteraction === true (unexpected) b. … and the user taps/swipes a PN from the notification tray (drags open from status bar), userInteraction === false (unexpected)

Looking at the implementation, it’s not clear how this could be expected to work, unless react-native were to provide some data.foreground, which it’s not.

[damvanhuong]

it’s worked for me https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34337117/detect-whether-react-native-ios-app-was-opened-via-push-notification

[damvanhuong]

+1 waiting the solution