Separate between on recieve and on click about react-native-push-notification HOT 9 CLOSED

Now you can, userInteraction in 2.0.1 #122 (comment)

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If I understand the question correctly - aren't you able to inspect the value of 'foreground' in the notification?

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Hi,
Yes I am able to log the value. few problems for my usecase:
Usecase: when a notification appears I want to achieve to things:

1. On receive - check the data of the notification and validate it, then decide if to display it to the user.
2. On click - perform a custom action based on the notification data (I.E, navigate to a specific article page using navigator).

Problems:

1. When a notification appears while the app is running, the action is being performed regardless if the user clicked on the notification or haven’t.
2. When attempting to send a local notification, I can’t figure when the user clicked on the notification or received it. Because the onNotification both listens to receive / click, It would create endless loop and every time I’ll press the notification - new notification would arrive.

    onNotification: function(notification) {
        console.log( 'NOTIFICATION:', notification );
        PushNotification.localNotification({
            /* Android Only Properties */
            // id: 0, // (optional) default: Autogenerated Unique ID
            title: notification.title, // (optional)
            ticker: "My Notification Ticker", // (optional)
            largeIcon: "ic_launcher", // (optional) default: "ic_launcher"
            smallIcon: "ic_notification", // (optional) default: "ic_notification" with fallback for "ic_launcher"

            /* iOS and Android properties */
            message: notification.message // (required)
        });
// setTimeout(() => {
// _navigator.to('main.post', notification.message, {
// article: {
// title: notification.message,
// link: JSON.parse(notification.data).url,
// }
// });
// } ,500);
    },

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Hi,

I was able to receive notification and got Object {foreground: false, message: "hello world", collapse_key: "do_not_collapse"}. But when I click notification, I got same value Object {foreground: false, message: "hello world", collapse_key: "do_not_collapse"}.

From the documentation said onNotification is called when a remote or local notification is opened or received. So is there any method to distinguish between received and opened? I want to trigger action when notification opened .

This is what I want:
app run in background -> got notification -> notifcation clicked -> run app into foreground -> change route to certain page

Edited:
I use remote gcm

PushNotification.configure({
      senderID: GCM_SENDER_ID,
      popInitialNotification: true,
      onRegister: async (pushRegistration) => {
          <registering>
      },
      onNotification: (notification) => {
        console.log('notification', notification)
      },
    })

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i have same problem too. how can i seperate when receive and onClick. Always same AppState & foregroud value. i want when click the notification then move to url of notification messages.

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@ch0992 did you managed to solve your problem?

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Hi, and sorry for the silly question, but how can I userInteraction to redirect user to a specific page in app (maybe using router flux)? Or also in general, how can I use userInteraction?

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how can I userInteraction to redirect user to a specific page in app (maybe using router flux)? Or also in general, how can I use userInteraction?

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@frangeris can you guide us how to navigate to specific screen by clicking notification in background state..
Thanks

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