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@octane-xplat/notifications

v0.14.0

Published

Local notifications for Octane xplat — matching web + NativeScript implementations

Readme

@octane-xplat/notifications

Local notifications for Octane Xplat apps — immediate, OS-delivered messages your app fires itself. For server-delivered (APNs/FCM) push, use @octane-xplat/push.

pnpm add @octane-xplat/notifications
import { notifications } from '@octane-xplat/notifications'

if ((await notifications.ensure()) === 'granted') {
	notifications.impl!.notify('Trip saved', 'Your packing list is up to date')
}

The shared capability contract: supported, ensure() → 'granted' | 'denied' | 'unsupported', then impl. notify(title, body?) fires immediately — delayed scheduling and cancellation are deliberately out of scope.

Platform support

  • iOS/Android — @nativescript/local-notifications
  • Web — the Notification API
  • macOS (AppKit) — Apple UserNotifications through the leaf's compiled Objective-C source
  • Linux — the desktop host bridge (org.freedesktop.Notifications on the session bus); reports unsupported without a host

Notifications require a packaged app bundle identity. Install the package as a runtime dependency and use xplat dev or xplat build so the CLI loads its metadata; without the identity or the metadata, the leaf reports supported: false.

Guide: Send a local notification; Using device features; per-target availability: platform notes.