kony.notificationContentExtension Namespace

The kony.notificationContentExtension Namespace enables you to add support for Notification Content app extensions in your iOS app. With Notification Content app extensions, your app can display a custom user interface for its notifications. For more information about what Notification Content app extensions are and what you can use them for, refer the Apple developer documentation.

You can add a Notification Content extension to your app in the same way that you add any other type of iOS app extension. For more details, refer App Extension for iOS.

Before your Notification Content extension can be used, your app must set the callback functions that provide the Notification Content app extension with its functionality. It does this by invoking the kony.notificationContentExtension.setExtensionsCallbacks function.

Properties

The kony.notificationContentExtension Namespace contains the following properties.

Holds the current extension view.

Syntax

kony.notificationContentExtension.view;

Example

//Sample code
var myView = kony.notificationContentExtension.view;
myView.addSubView(button);

Type

UIView

Read/Write

Read only

Platform Availability

iOS

Functions

The kony.notificationContentExtension Namespace provides the following function.

Sets a notification content extension with various states as callback events.

Syntax

kony.notificationContentExtension.setExtensionsCallbacks(
    callbacks);

Input Parameters

callbacks

Contains an object with key-value pairs where the key specifies the extension state and the value is a callback function. The following are the possible keys.

Key Description
didReceiveNotification The app received a notification.
didReceiveNotificationResponse The user tapped one of the notification's actions.
loadView Loads a view that the controller manages.
viewDidAppear A view was just displayed.
viewDidDisappear A view just removed from the view hierarchy.
viewDidLoad The controller has loaded its view hierarchy into memory.
viewWillAppear A view is about to be displayed.
viewWillDisappear A view is about to be removed from the view hierarchy.

Example: didReceiveNotification 

function didReceiveNotification() {
    // Native Function API code
}

kony.notificationContentExtension.setExtensionsCallbacks({
    "didReceiveNotification": didReceiveNotification
});

Example: didReceiveNotificationResponse

function didReceiveNotificationResponse() {
    // Native Function API code
}

kony.notificationContentExtension.setExtensionsCallbacks({
    "didReceiveNotificationResponse": didReceiveNotificationResponse
});

Example: loadView

function loadView() {
    // Native Function API code
}

kony.notificationContentExtension.setExtensionsCallbacks({
    "loadView": loadView
});

Example: viewDidAppear

function viewDidAppear() {
    // Native Function API code
}

kony.notificationContentExtension.setExtensionsCallbacks({
    "viewDidAppear": viewDidAppear
});

Example : viewDidLoad

function viewDidLoad() {
    // Native Function API code
}

kony.notificationContentExtension.setExtensionsCallbacks({
    "viewDidLoad": viewDidLoad
});

Example: viewWillAppear

function viewWillAppear() {
    // Native Function API code
}

kony.notificationContentExtension.setExtensionsCallbacks({
    "viewWillAppear": viewWillAppear
});

Example: viewDidDisappear

function viewDidDisappear() {
    // Native Function API code
}

kony.notificationContentExtension.setExtensionsCallbacks({
    "viewDidDisappear": viewDidDisappear
});

Example: viewWillDisappear

function viewWillDisappear() {
    // Native Function API code
}

kony.notificationContentExtension.setExtensionsCallbacks({
    "viewWillDisappear": viewWillDisappear
});

Return Values

None

Platform Availability

iOS