NotificationFullScreenAction

The interface used to describe a full-screen action for a notification.


By setting a fullScreenAction, when the notification is displayed, it will launch a full-screen intent.

On Android; when provided to a notification action, the action will only open you application if a launchActivity and/or a mainComponent is provided.

Please see the FullScreen Action document to learn more.

Properties

id

The unique ID for the action.

id: string;

The id property is used to differentiate between full-screen actions. When listening to notification events, the ID can be read from the event.detail.notification.android.fullScreenAction object.

launchActivity

Android Only

The custom Android Activity to launch on a full-screen action.

launchActivity?: undefined | string;

This property can be used in advanced scenarios to launch a custom Android Activity when the user performs a full-screen action.

View the Android Full Screen docs to learn more.

launchActivityFlags

Android Only

Custom flags that are added to the Android Intent that launches your Activity.

launchActivityFlags?: AndroidLaunchActivityFlag[];

These are only required if you need to customise the behaviour of how your activities are launched; by default these are not required.

mainComponent

Android Only

A custom registered React component to launch on press action.

mainComponent?: undefined | string;

This property can be used to open a custom React component when the notification is displayed. For this to correctly function on Android, a minor native code change is required.

View the Full-screen Action document to learn more.


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