Stoyan Stratev

This is currently not supported by the plugin on Android. The native library https://github.com/NativeScript/push-plugin/tree/master/native-src/android must be updated to create the big view notification manually in order to display it.

The callback will not be invoked on iOS if you tap the application icon after you receive a notification. The callback should be invoked if you tap the notification itself...

You should use the application's resume event instead of launch to handle the received notification. Take a look at the demo app's code for the push plugin on how exactly...

Please give us a sample of the notification payload you use. For example, I am testing with the following: { "notification": { "title": "My title", "text": "My text", "badge": "1",...

Thank you for the report. This warning can be safely ignored for now. It is raised during the build process and is not related to the code of the actual...

If you still experience this issue please try updating to the latest version of the plugin. It includes code that will automatically update the `.entitlements` file in the iOS project...

Can you share some more details about this issue: - are you able to reproduce it using the demo app? - what version of Android (device or emulator) are you...

If you are already using the [nativescript-plugin-firebase](https://market.nativescript.org/plugins/nativescript-plugin-firebase) then you don't need to use the nativescript-push-notifications plugin. Cloud messaging is availble in nativescript-plugin-firebase out of the box and having the two...

Could you try using the firebase console (https://console.firebase.google.com/) first and see if the notifications are received from there? To send a notification from the console, open your project, select `Cloud...

I tried using the demo app from this repository and the Firebase console (https://console.firebase.google.com/) and the notification was successfully received by the device:  perhaps the problem is in the...