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Push notification overview

The Flutter SDK wraps push parameter configuration APIs. Push notification functionality relies on the native Android and iOS push capabilities.

Integrate push​

Refer to the native platform push documentation:

Configure Android push providers​

Dart
class PushOptions {
  String? idMI;
  String? appKeyMI;
  String? appIdMeizu;
  String? appKeyMeizu;
  String? appKeyOPPO;
  String? appSecretOPPO;
  bool? enableHWPush;
  bool? enableFCM;
  bool? enableVIVOPush;
}

Code example​

Dart
await NCEngine.initialize(InitParams(
  appKey: '<your-app-key>',
  pushOptions: PushOptions(
    idMI: AndroidPushInfo.idMI,
    appKeyMI: AndroidPushInfo.appKeyMI,
    appIdMeizu: AndroidPushInfo.appIdMeizu,
    appKeyMeizu: AndroidPushInfo.appKeyMeizu,
    appKeyOPPO: AndroidPushInfo.appKeyOPPO,
    appSecretOPPO: AndroidPushInfo.appSecretOPPO,
    enableHWPush: true,
    enableFCM: false,
    enableVIVOPush: true,
  ),
));
tip

In addition to the above API, native-layer configuration is required for Android push providers. See Android Push.

iOS push​

Prerequisites​

See iOS Push.

Request push permission​

Request notification authorization in AppDelegate. Register for remote notifications to obtain the device token.

Set the device token​

The Flutter SDK internally calls the native iOS SDK setDeviceToken method. No manual call is needed.

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