iOS 10 Rich Push Notifications by Piotr Dębosz How to engage users more actively? The answer is pretty simple: use iOS 10 Rich Push Notifications With iOS 10 Apple introduced rich push notifications to give developers opportunity to engage users more actively with the app directly from lock screen. Rich push notifications allow you to deliver content that includes images, GIFs and videos to increase notification’s response rate. Why we are so excited about them? It is said that one picture is worth a thousand words and that’s certainly true for push notifications. By adding visuals, you can make your push notifications more impactful than ever before. What is more, rich push notifications make it very easy for users to consume content outside of your app. You can show your users that shiny new product right in a notification. Rich push opens up a whole new world of opportunities for apps and we want to make sure you take advantage of it. With that in mind, enjoy the presentation of Piotr Dębosz, our iOS developer. SCHEDULE: 01 Local and Remote notifications 02 Notification triggers 03 Notification extensions 04 Notification actions 05 Handling notifications

1. Rich notifications
with iOS 10
28.03.2016
by Piotr Dębosz

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What’s new in iOS 10 notifications?
• UserNotifications framework
• Triggers
• Notification management
• Media attachments
• Custom user interface

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Remote notifications
• Apple Push Notification Service
• Obtaining token
• Sending push notification
• Silent notifications

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Local notifications
• Scheduled by app installed on the device

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Registration
• Request user authorisation permission
• Banners
• Sound alerts
• Badges
• Needed for local and remote notifications

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Notification settings
• Configurable in Settings per app
• Access to user-defined settings

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Token registration
• Remote notifications
• Using existing API
• Need internet connection to talk to APNs

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Content
• Title
• Subtitle
• Body
• Badge

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Triggers
Push
Time interval
Calendar
Location

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Triggers
Push

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Triggers
Time interval

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Triggers
Calendar

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Triggers
Location

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Schedule
• Local notifications

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Schedule
• Remote notifications

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Handling notifications
• App is in foreground
• In-app presentation

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Notifications Management
• Access
• Pending notifications
• Delivered notifications
• Remove notifications
• Update notifications
• Request identifier
• Local - set on notification request
• Remote - set as HTTP/2 request header field: apns-collapse-id

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Notifications Management

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Notification Actions
• Introduced in iOS 8
• Default action
• Buttons with custom titles
• Text input
• Dismiss action

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Notification Actions

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Notification Actions

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Response handling

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Service extension
• Non UI extension
• Launched on demand
• Use it to modify notification content
• Short execution time
• Use for end-to-end encryption
• Download attachments

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Service extension
• Add new target

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Service extension

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Service extension

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Media attachments
• You can add different media types
• Photo (including animating GIFs)
• Video
• Audio

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Media attachments

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Custom user interface
• Notification content extension
• UI extension with custom view
• No interaction
• Respond to notification actions

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Custom user interface

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Custom user interface

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Custom user interface

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Custom user interface

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Custom user interface
• Action handling
• Default action handling
• Intercepting action response
• Response delivered to extension
• Delay dismissal

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Custom user interface

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Demo

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More informations
https://developer.apple.com/reference/usernotifications/
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Questions?

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