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[SOLVED] Push Notification

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Nuaiman
12 Jul, 2023, 10:30

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. ??

TL;DR
User is thanking someone for answering a question. There are suggestions on not creating new collections client-side and some information about Appwrite and Firebase. The user then asks two questions, one about collection creation from the client-side and another about the structure of collection documents. The thread then transitions to a discussion on push notifications and the advantages of using FCM. A solution is provided, which includes an example with Dart and a suggestion to use Firebase Cloud Messaging. The thread concludes with a request to integrate airNotifier/Uniquish with Appwrite for sending push notifications to iOS and Android.
D5
12 Jul, 2023, 12:39

For now you can achieve that with a function

D5
12 Jul, 2023, 12:40

You can use too firebase cloud messaging. It's 100% free

D5
12 Jul, 2023, 12:40
joeyouss
12 Jul, 2023, 13:24

Also, please make sure to upvote here https://github.com/appwrite/appwrite/discussions/1623

D5
12 Jul, 2023, 13:27

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$)

Drake
13 Jul, 2023, 03:06
Drake
13 Jul, 2023, 03:06

[SOLVED] Push Notification

Nuaiman
14 Jul, 2023, 08:02

@Steven hey, One question I wanted to ask you two questions.

  1. Why don't appwrite support easy collection creation from client side?
  2. collection document collection document structure like firebase, will it be available?
D5
14 Jul, 2023, 08:35

I'm answering this, although it's not related to the main post:

  1. 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)
  2. Not sure, but I think that's how Appwrite is working now? Also have in mind Appwrite is SQL
Nuaiman
14 Jul, 2023, 10:05

Thankyou

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