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Token generated but couldn't receive notificatios sent from fcm in iOS only
See original GitHub issueI’ve set up all the instructions mentioned on this package and PushNotificationIOS by react native. https://facebook.github.io/react-native/docs/pushnotificationios.html
onRegister gets called and token is generated successfully but I couldn’t get any notifications on my iPhone sent from firebase.
It’s working fine on Android.
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I figured out what was happening, when your
onregistergets called it generates a device token and not an FCM token for iOS but generates FCM token for Android. So that’s why you could receive notifications on Android and not iOS since Firebase sends notifications using the devices FCM token but not the device token.What I did was set Firebase for iOS following this. And then I created a RN bridge that sends the FCM token received from the Firebase setup to the front-end, I accessed it using NativeModules and then I could get the FCM token to the servers and everything works fine.
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