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FCM Notification Delivery Report
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Is there a way to know if a Firebase push notification has been successfully delivered to a user's mobile device? If this is not possible via Firebase out of the box, is there any workaround for this?
There is no built-in delivery receipt. If you want such a thing, you can build it yourself though:
Send only data messages, so that all messages are delivered to your application code.
Send a delivery receipt from your code back to your server, e.g. writing it into a Firebase database.
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I'm developing an app in react native using firebase and I can't find if it is possible to send notification TO firebase.
More precisely, I want to send some kind of notification request to firebase so Firebase send notifications to devices.
Does anyone know how to do it?
You're probably looking for Cloud Messaging.
What you'll need:
A server to use FCM admin SDK (you can use Firebase Cloud Functions as well)
The device's FCM token that you want to send the notification to
Also take a look to In-App messaging.
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How to send one to one message using Firebase Messaging
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I'm building a photo app where users can press like. Assume there is a user A and B. I need to show a notification when user A press like to user B. User B (app can be either in background or terminated) must get a push notification something like "Hey you got a like".
is it a good idea to use fcm in this situation?
if so how to accomplish these?
Referred links:
Restrict FCM Notification for a specific users in Flutter
https://firebase.flutter.dev/docs/messaging/usage
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This is possible with firebase push notifications.
But its not possible to trigger this from client-side. You could accomplish this with a cloud function...
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How can I know that a Firebase Cloud Messaging token is out of use?
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Is there a way to inform server about bounced push notifications, so I can remove remove device tokens and reduce number of push notifications that server send.
If by bounced you mean the device intentionally rejected the notification, then no. There is currently no feature like that in FCM.
If what you mean is to identify if the token is no longer valid, then you just have to look out for NotRegistered errors.
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Cloud Functions for Firebase trigger on time?
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I would like to use Firebase to send reminder messages to a user device, e.g. a push notification (or email) at 3 PM.
Does Firebase come with a build in option for such a use case?
you can use firebase-could-function to send the notifications to users , and then setup cron job to trigger your function at the time you want with the period you want
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Firebase FCM Usage Limits [closed]
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I have a question about Firebase. I've developed an app with GCM implementation service and I'll be updating it to Firebase. What I would like to know is if there is any limit for sending notifications to my client?
What is the limit number of notifications in a day and for clients in a day? Google says the service is free, but there isn't any documentation of license to use it. Does anyone know about it? Thanks in advance.
There is no limit to the number of notifications you can push with fire base daily, or at least I haven't had any issues with it and Google sure didn't mention push notifications as a limited feature