onNotificationsRegistered event not fired about react-native-onesignal HOT 11 CLOSED

@SamerGhantous The function should only fire in two cases.

1. Notification is tapped on.
2. A notification is received while your app is in focus.

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@jkasten2 thanks for your answer,
I have tried and in the first case the onNotificationOpened event was fired and not the registered event,
and when the app is in focus no event is fired when a notification arrived at the device.
any help will be very helpful, thanks!

edit:
I'll explain a bit what I try to achieve, I want to know when the device has received the notification before the user open's it even. and I try to find the correct event to catch this notification, neither the onNotificationOpened or onNotificationRegistered helped me achieve this goal, thanks again.

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@jkasten2 I'm using react native 0.30.0

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@SamerGhantous - in my fork https://github.com/LCD344/react-native-onesignal I got the onNotificationsRegistered function working.

it's still a bit limited (it only works when app is in memory and haven't been force killed) - also I'm not maintaining the fork seriously - but if you want to see what's happening differently it could be a good place to check.

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@LCD344 I'm having an issue where onNotificationOpened is not being called when the app has been force killed and a push notification is tapped on. Do you know how I could fix this?

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Hi, yea, I encountered a problem with that. From my understanding what happens (I'm not an expert but that's the best explanation I managed to come up with) is that the android listener part doesn't fire when the app is killed - so what you need to do is try to get the app to start when you receive the notification.

To resolve this I had to override the notification creation of the onesignal files - which is pretty easy, you just have to follow the steps here - https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/android-notification-customizations#background-data-and-notification-overriding
then within the function you just wrote, you need to make your app start using an intent... if you still find this hard, I can write you more precise instructions or show you my code.

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Hey @LCD344, thanks for taking the time to write this reply!

I should have mentioned though, that we are facing this issue on iOS...

On Thursday 15 September 2016, LCD344 [email protected] wrote:

Hi, yea, I encountered a problem with that. From my understanding what
happens (I'm not an expert but that's the best explanation I managed to
come up with) is that the android listener part doesn't fire when the app
is killed - so what you need to do is try to get the app to start when you
receive the notification.

To resolve this I had to override the notification creation of the
onesignal files - which is pretty easy, you just have to follow the steps
here - https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/android-
notification-customizations#background-data-and-notification-overriding
then within the function you just wrote, you need to make your app start
using an intent... if you still find this hard, I can write you more
precise instructions or show you my code.

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@tarunmarkose - lol...

Sadly, I don't even have a mac and an iphone to work with IOS (insert complains about apple making it hard for poor people to develop :P) - but I guess from my experience, the right thing to do would be to go to the original onesignal documentation, since this component is built on top of it.

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Haha! Thanks anyway!

On Thursday 15 September 2016, LCD344 [email protected] wrote:

@tarunmarkose https://github.com/tarunmarkose - lol...

Sadly, I don't even have a mac and an iphone to work with IOS (insert
complains about apple making it hard for poor people to develop :P) - but I
guess from my experience, the right thing to do would be to go to the
original onesignal documentation, since this component is built on top of
it.

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Keep me updated if you find a way, it will become useful once I port my app to ios

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@LCD344
It would work with the new SDK, should be out in a couple of days,

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