SINNotificationResult

Objective-C

@protocol SINNotificationResult <NSObject>

Swift

protocol SINNotificationResult : NSObjectProtocol

SINNotificationResult is used to indicate the result of -[SINClient relayPushNotification:] and +[SINManagedPush queryPushNotificationPayload:].

  • Example:
 id<SINNotificationResult> result = [self.client relayPushNotification:payload];

 if ([result isCall] && [result callResult].isTimedOut) {
     NSString* remoteUserId = [result callResult].remoteUserId;
     // Present UI indicating user missed the call.
 }

It can be especially useful for scenarios which will not result in the SINClientDelegate receiving any callback for an incoming call as a result of calling the methods mentioned above. One such scenario is when a user have been attempted to be reached, but not acted on the notification directly. In that case, the notification result object can indicate that the notification is too old (isTimedOut), and also contains the remoteUserId which can be used for display purposes.

See

SINCallNotificationResult

  • Indicates whether the notification is valid or not.

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    @property (nonatomic, assign, unsafe_unretained, readonly) BOOL isValid;

    Swift

    var isValid: Bool { get }

  • Indicates whether the notification is call related

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    - (BOOL)isCall;

    Swift

    func isCall() -> Bool

  • If the notification is call related (isCall is true), callResult contains the notification result

    Declaration

    Objective-C

    - (id<SINCallNotificationResult>)callResult;