fcm_eraser_plus 1.1.3

The plugin has been upgraded and extended with additional features for working with FCM

More powerful when working with FCM.

The plugin has been upgraded and extended with additional features for working with FCM (Firebase Cloud Messaging). It supports deleting all notifications or specific ones using TAGs and setting the badge count on iOS.

🔧 Installation

Add the library to pubspec.yaml:

dependencies:
  fcm_eraser_plus: latest_version

Then, run:

flutter pub get

✨ Supported Features

Feature	Android	iOS	Description
Clear all notifications	✅	✅	Removes all active notifications from the system tray.
Clear notification by TAGS	✅	✅	Delete multiple notifications using a list of their tag identifiers.
Set badge count	❌	✅	Sets the badge number on the app icon for iOS.
Get active tag notifications	✅	✅	Get the list of tags for active notifications.

📌 Usage Guide

1️⃣ Clear All Notifications

import 'package:fcm_eraser_plus/fcm_eraser_plus.dart';

  Future<void> clearAll() async {
    await FcmEraserPlus.instance.clearAllNotifications();
  }

2️⃣ Clear Notification by TAGS

  Future<void> clearByTags({required List<String> tags}) async {
    await FcmEraserPlus.instance.clearByTags(tags: tags);
  }

3️⃣ Set Badge Count on iOS

Set isClear = true to delete all active notifications simultaneously. Set it to false to skip.

  Future<void> setBadge({required int count, bool isClear = true}) async {
    await FcmEraserPlus.instance.setBadge(count: count, isClear: isClear);
  }

4️⃣ Get Active Tag Notifications

  Future<void> getActiveTags() async {
    final activeTags = await FcmEraserPlus.instance.getActiveTags();

    log('Active tags:\n$activeTags');
  }

📡 Sending FCM Messages

Easily send Firebase Cloud Messages (FCM) to your app using the steps below:

📥 Step 1: Setup Firebase Admin SDK

Download a service account key (JSON file) from your Firebase console and place it inside the example/lib/fcm_admin directory.

var serviceAccount = require('./service-acc.json');
admin.initializeApp({
    credential: admin.credential.cert(serviceAccount),
});

🔑 Step 2: Get Your Device Token

Run your Flutter app (flutter run) and copy the device token printed in the console:

const token = 'YOUR_FCM_TOKEN';

📦 Step 3: Install Dependencies

Navigate to the example/lib/fcm_admin directory and install the required Node.js dependencies:

npm install

🚀 Step 4: Send a Test Notification

Run the following command from the example/scripts directory to send a message to your app:

npm run send-message

Your app will receive messages in all states: background, or terminated.

Note: If messages stop arriving, the platform may be throttling them. iOS, in particular, has strict throttling policies.

📜 License

This library is released under the MIT license. You can view the full license text here.