Mike Carter

@mobiRic for my specific project I implemented a Cordova after_prepare hook to copy the file (and some other bits) into place for the android platform only.

Besides getting the plugin working for iOS are you aware that you cannot test in the iOS emulator anyway? See https://www.parse.com/questions/push-notifications-are-not-supported-in-the-ios-simulator

I find that without the Androidmanifest change my app crashes on startup. So it would appear the quirks are still needed? Likewise the custom change to the App.java too...

Excellent! So that's how it's done properly ! :-) Please merge back in.

Try opening the project in XCode and building from there. Works fine for me. I can also build directly from the cordova / ionic CLI too.

@kamikaz1k ios 9 - doing both simulator and real device (iPhone 6 and various iPads) You're right - iOS simulators wont receive push but the binary should still build and...

Can you elaborate on that? What doesn't getSubscriptions() do at the moment ?

p.s. worth noting that `platform snapshot:list --project u3tucrjygkrgk --environment master --limit=100` doesn't return more than 10, but a limit of 5 does return a smaller list.

How does the web UI manage to keep loading more snapshots as you scroll down the event list if it's using the same api?

@pmramos two options PouchDB or LokiJS which have tutorials linked off from http://gonehybrid.com/dont-assume-localstorage-will-always-work-in-your-hybrid-app/ The preferred method looks like LokiJS with an unofficial filesystem adapter to persist the in-memory data.