Hello Appwrite team, I am here with a request to you.
Is it possible that you integrate airNotifier / Uniquish with Appwrite. So we can send push notification to both iOS and Android. ??
For now you can achieve that with a function
You can use too firebase cloud messaging. It's 100% free
Here you have an example with dart: https://github.com/open-runtimes/examples/tree/main/dart/send_push_notification
Also, please make sure to upvote here https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/discussions/1623
Also, note that FCM has the advantage of not using your server to send notifications. A built-in solution will require the server to load more, so it will cost more consequently (since firebase costs 0$)
[SOLVED] Push Notification
@Steven hey, One question I wanted to ask you two questions.
- Why don't appwrite support easy collection creation from client side?
- collection document collection document structure like firebase, will it be available?
I'm answering this, although it's not related to the main post:
- Because you should not need creating a new collection client sided if you have structured your database properly. Creating a collection for every thing could result in performance degradation (since behind the scenes it creates a new SQL table)
- Not sure, but I think that's how Appwrite is working now? Also have in mind Appwrite is SQL
Thankyou
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