pushe_flutter 2.4.1

Pushe push notification SDK implementation for Flutter framework, for Android and iOS

ChangeLog

2.4.1

Android

• Update native module to 2.4.1 which includes:
  • Bug fix for hms module
  • Fix issues in registration
• Add getFcmToken and getHmsToken to return module tokens if needed
• Add getActiveService to return the currently chosen service to interact with (fcm,hms)
• Deprecate getGoogleAdvertisingId. Use getAdvertisingId instead. New method returns Huawei OAID when hms is used

iOS

• Unchanged

2.4.0

New

• PusheFlutter now features iOS support
• Android supports Huawei push notifications using hms module

Android

• Update native library to 2.4.1-beta05 which includes:
  • hms module adding support for sending push notifications on Huawei devices (HMSCore)
  • Improvements and bug fixes

iOS

• Stable changes of 2.3.0-alpha01

2.3.0-alpha01

New PusheFlutter now features iOS support

• [change] Inner plugin classes are changed to respect iOS native classes
• Android: Update native library to 2.2.1

2.2.0

• Introducing InAppMessaging module added to plugin
• Added APIs:
  • triggerEvent for triggering local events.
  • disableInAppMessaging/EnableInAppMessaging/isInAppMessagingEnabled to control whether message should be shown or not.
  • setInAppMessagingListener to get a callback when a specific event occurred on InAppMessaging module
  • dismissShownInApp to remove shown InApp message using code
  • testInAppMessage for testing purposes using code
• Fix: Bug in sendNotificationToUser when type was DeviceId
• Fix: PlatformChannel crash after successful sendNotificationToUser

2.1.1

• Update Native Android dependency to pushe:2.1.1
• Custom RxJava is used to avoid large size when not needed
  • If developer or any library is using RxJava, duplicate error might be thrown In that case you should exclude RxJava and instead implement a normal version
• Added support for GDPR compliance
• Native library has been migrated to AndroidX
• Deprecate getAndroidId. Instead, getDeviceId should be used

2.1.1-alpha01

• Update native dependency to pushe:2.1.1-beta08

2.1.0

• Added Support for Flutter Embedding V2
• Migrate native language to Kotlin
• Added APIs:
  • createNotificationChannel
  • removeNotificationChannel
  • enableCustomSound
  • DisableCustomSound
• Improvements on analytics methods sendEvent and sendEcommerceData
• Added support for background execution to get the callbacks event when the app is fully killed
• Fix bug when clearing customId, userEmail and userPhoneNumber. You can now set null to clear them.

2.0.3

• Fix bug in notification listeners
• Improve sendNotificationToUser to support multiple IDs
• Function callbacks will have no boolean status anymore, since there was no false status
• Code style improvements
• Example project improvements

2.0.2

• Fix issue with AndroidX

2.0.1

• Fix formatting of plugin
• Minor improvements

2.0.0

• Migrate to the new Plus sdk of Pushe
• Get used of new Plus features in the SDK
• No initialization is needed for the library

Notice the setNotificationListener is not fully reliable yet, since it does not handle background

1.1.0-alpha1

• Fixed Battery usage issue
• Added method isNotificationOn

1.0.1

• Fix problem with AndroidX projects.

• Changed example package name.

1.0.0

• Release ready version.

• New listener API for notification callbacks.

• Removed extra files and APIs.

• Remove extra Fcm service. Firebase and other services can now be added and supported natively.

• Minor improvements and bug fixes.

0.9.1

• Recreating notification callbacks. Callbacks will return actual notification objects now.

• From now on, Plugin can be used along with Firebase messaging plugin.

• Minor improvements and bug fixes.

0.2.1

• Added better styled callbacks.

• Minor improvements.

0.0.2

• Bug fixed on notification listeners not getting called.

• Fixed a little bug in example app.

• Listeners of notification callbacks are working.

• Added Release offline AAR package.

• More comments in plugin.

0.0.1

• Pushe basic commands.

• Support for Android OS.

• Notification content callback.

Note: Callbacks will be passed when flutter is running. So when the app is closed, notifications will not call the callback methods (They actually will, but the flutter doesn't get it).