react-native-firebase

问题 I want to set the count of the badge per hand in react-native with firebase. firebase.notifications.setBadge(number) how to get the number? 回答1: you can use firebase.notifications.getBadge() , like described in the Docs: https://rnfirebase.io/docs/v5.x.x/notifications/reference/Notifications#getBadge But I wonder, it doesn't seem to be the total of received messages. I think the Idea behind this is, that you add (and increment for each message) an setBadge to your onNotifications . But the

问题 I want to set the count of the badge per hand in react-native with firebase. firebase.notifications.setBadge(number) how to get the number? 回答1: you can use firebase.notifications.getBadge() , like described in the Docs: https://rnfirebase.io/docs/v5.x.x/notifications/reference/Notifications#getBadge But I wonder, it doesn't seem to be the total of received messages. I think the Idea behind this is, that you add (and increment for each message) an setBadge to your onNotifications . But the

问题 i'm using react native firebase and i'm getting notification whenever is needed, and these notifications have some data to navigate to specific screen. i used the firebase documentation to implement the functionality but it's not working as it's supposed to Here is the document i've used Firebase & React-Navigation and my code looks something like this : const Stack = createStackNavigator(); const Router = () => { const navigation = useNavigation(); const [loading, setLoading] = useState(true

问题 A main selling point of Firestore is the ability to use it as a online/offline source of truth. I'm using it in this way right now: updating the Firestore document directly on an action, then listening to Firestore DB changes and mapping this back to local state. However, relying on this latency compensation and mapping back to local state is not sufficient for quick updates (taps, toggles even with a small document size). For example, toggles will "jitter" as the RN toggle presumptively

问题 A main selling point of Firestore is the ability to use it as a online/offline source of truth. I'm using it in this way right now: updating the Firestore document directly on an action, then listening to Firestore DB changes and mapping this back to local state. However, relying on this latency compensation and mapping back to local state is not sufficient for quick updates (taps, toggles even with a small document size). For example, toggles will "jitter" as the RN toggle presumptively

问题 I know that I can reauthenticate with email like this. var user = firebase.auth().currentUser; var credentials = firebase.auth.EmailAuthProvider.credential( user.email, 'yourpassword' ); user.reauthenticateWithCredential(credentials); But how can I reauthenticate if I use phoneNumber as my sign in method? 回答1: It is very similar to how you sign in with phone number. You can do it in 2 ways: Using reauthenticateWithPhoneNumber : const recaptchaVerifier = new firebase.auth.RecaptchaVerifier(

问题 I get error on my react-native app while I am trying to execute following code react-native run-android --variant=release Starting a Gradle Daemon (subsequent builds will be faster) > Configure project :react-native-firebase react-native-firebase: using React Native prebuilt binary from /Users/sanglee/Documents/react-native-firebase-starter/node_modules/react-native/android FAILURE: Build failed with an exception. * What went wrong: Task 'installDebug' not found in project ':app'. I

问题 I try to get react-native-firebase v6 to work in my app. I use React Native 0.59.10. I have installed react-native-firebase v6 according to the documentation. It didn't specify about adding service MyFirebaseMessagingService into the AndroidManifest.xml unlike in v5 so I didn't do it. Afterwards, the app didn't receive any notification while in foreground but did receive them while in background. I tried to add MyFirebaseMessagingService into AndroidManifest.xml like so: <service android:name

问题 I wish to run a scheduler which runs according to each user in my cloud functions and not universal scheduler which runs at the same time for all users. For example, if a UserA performs a certain action the scheduler(eg. every 30 mins) is initiated for userA only and not other users. But then UserB also performs that same action and initiates the scheduler for himself at a different time. Now UserA’s and UserB’s scheduler could be running at different times but same intervals(30 mins) How can

问题 I implemented an app in react-native that send push notifications via Firebase. Most of the time, it is working well, but sometimes, the push notifications are not received by the device (mostly iOS 13 devices). For the devices receiving my push notifications correctly, onNotification is triggered everytime (foreground and background). For the devices not receiving my push notifications, onMessage is triggered (only on foreground). package.json "react-native-firebase": "^5.6.0" Podfile pod