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Informations about the package local-notifications

Local Notifications for NativePHP Mobile

Schedule, cancel, and react to local (on-device) notifications from Laravel — no Firebase or server round-trip required.

Installation

In your NativePHP Mobile app:

If you haven't tagged a stable release on GitHub yet, pin to the branch instead:

Working on the plugin itself alongside an app? Use a local path repo so edits are picked up without a Packagist round-trip:

Native code only takes effect after a full native build:

Usage (PHP / Livewire / Blade)

Usage (Vue / React / Inertia)

The plugin's JS bridge lives at vendor/phnuestro/local-notifications/resources/js/localNotification.js. Point your bundler at it with an alias — add this to vite.config.js:

Then import as normal:

schedule() options

Option Type Description
id string Unique id. Auto-generated if omitted.
delay int Seconds from now to fire.
at int\|DateTime Absolute time to fire. Takes precedence over delay.
data array Custom payload, returned via NotificationTapped.
sound bool Play the default notification sound. Default true.
badge int App icon badge count (iOS).
channelId string Android notification channel id. Default default.
channelName string Android notification channel display name.

Notes / next steps


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Requires php Version ^8.2
nativephp/mobile Version ^4.0
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