pebble-watch

I wanted to know how to be able to read and get the contents of another app's push notification in iOS. Such as a push notification from Facebook Messenger, or Twitter. I know this is possible because that is exactly what the Pebble Smartwatch iOS app does. It intercepts the push notifications of the iPhone and sends them to the smartwatch over Bluetooth. Devices such as the Pebble, use the ANCS service with Bluetooth. An app cannot directly access the notifications for/from other apps. 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27352743/how-to-read-push-notifications-from-other-apps-in-ios

When i log an error on the Pebble like this: static void message_dropped(AppMessageResult reason, void *context) { APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG, "Message dropped. Reason: %d", reason); } i just get the int value of the error message. Is there an easy way to log the text of the enum? Like: static void message_dropped(AppMessageResult reason, void *context) { APP_LOG(APP_LOG_LEVEL_DEBUG, "Message dropped. Reason: %fancy", reason); } // Would return "APP_MSG_BUFFER_OVERFLOW" There is no API function to do that. You can use this function for the AppMessageResult enum: char *translate_error

Most of you guys may know the pebble watch, this watch receives push notifictions of you phone. They are capable of receiving some notifications. Incoming Caller ID Email (Gmail or any IMAP email account) SMS on both Android and iPhones iMessage (iOS only) Calendar Alerts Facebook Messages Twitter Weather Alerts Silent vibrating alarm and timer How can I do the same? Maybe they wrote some notifications their self using the facebook api or somthing like that. But how to do this with sms and calls? What notifications are you able to catch? It uses Bluetooth and talks through that to access all