• PhoneGap Version : 3.x

PhoneGap plugin for providing native local notification system to JavaScript.

** NOTE: Notification queuing is iOS ONLY.**

To run on Android 2.x you will need to add the following yourself:

In AlarmReceiver.java add;

• Add android-support-v13.java to your project. This can be found in your Android SDK.
• import android.support.v4.app.NotificationCompat;
• Replace Notification notification = new Notification.Builder(context) with Notification notification = new NotificationCompat.Builder(context)

Respect to Greg Allen 2011 - Copyright (c) MIT Licensed On which the (iOS & JS methods) plugin is based. Original can be found here https://github.com/purplecabbage/phonegap-plugins/tree/master/iPhone/LocalNotification

iOS

cordova plugin add https://github.com/Wizcorp/phonegap-plugin-localNotifications
build ios

< or >

phonegap local plugin add https://github.com/Wizcorp/phonegap-plugin-localNotifications
phonegap build ios

Android

cordova plugin add https://github.com/Wizcorp/phonegap-plugin-localNotifications
build android

< or >

phonegap local plugin add https://github.com/Wizcorp/phonegap-plugin-localNotifications
phonegap build android

The root class for the localNotification plugin is: localNotification every function descibed below has been defined within the localNotification class.

For example the add() function can be called like this:

localNotification.add(103, {
	seconds: 30,
	message: "This is an example",
	badge: 1});

The add() function adds a notification to the notification area of the phone. Do note that adding a notification with the exact same notification id twice will replace the first notification.

	id: Integer which represents the notification id
	options: A JSONObject holding the notification options

Setting up the options Object:

var options = {
	seconds: int,
	ticker: string, //Android only & Optional
	title: string, //Android only & Optional
	icon: string //Android only & Optional
	message: string, 
	badge: int
};

The icon property has to reference to the name of a drawable resource in your Android project. If you leave the title, ticker or icon empty they will become default values.

success and failure refer to function callbacks. A failure will trigger if the user has not enabled local notifications - iOS 8 ONLY. Otherwise a success is returned.

NOTE: Queuing is currently iOS ONLY.

The queue() function queue's a notification to be sent to the notification area of an iDevice.

	id: Integer which represents the notification id.
	options: A JSONObject holding the notification options.

Setting up the options Object:

	var options = {
    		seconds: 30, 
    		message: "chaaaarrrliieeeee", 
    		badge: 1 
	};

success and failure refer to function callbacks. A failure will trigger if the user has not enabled local notifications - iOS 8 ONLY. Otherwise a success is returned.

Cancels the notification the given notification id.

	id: The notification id.

Cancels all notifications.

Sets the application badge value, for later use with the add() or queue() functions.

	value: The application badge value	

Get the badge value. For use with the add() or queue() functions.

	success: The success callback. It gets called when the operation executes successfully.

Example usage:

localNotification.getApplicationBadge(function(badgeValue){
	alert("Our application badge value is: " + badgeValue);
});

Registers the function on document. When the user launches the application through a notification the event gets triggered (Android does not receive this event on cold application launch, but does on background launch).

	document.addEventListener("receivedLocalNotification", onReceivedLocalNotification, false);