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NativePHP Local Notifications

Schedules a local notification — one-off at an exact future date and time, or repeating every day at the same time — and cancels either, for NativePHP Mobile. No server, no push, no network — works fully offline. iOS uses UNUserNotificationCenter; Android uses AlarmManager (exact-alarm scheduling) + a BroadcastReceiver that builds the notification directly, so it fires even if the app isn't running.

Unlike the official paid Background+Local bundle, this does exactly two things: fire a notification at a specific date and time you choose, or fire one every day at the same time — not the full dailyAt/weeklyOn cadence grammar.

Requirements

Installation

Then rebuild: php artisan native:run.

Usage

All calls are fire-and-forget: there's no event to listen for, because there's nothing meaningful to report back. Scheduling either succeeds or the OS silently suppresses it (no permission, alarm restricted, etc.) — either way there's no action for your app to take in response.

Notes

License

MIT

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Requires php Version ^8.2
nativephp/mobile Version ^3.0|^4.0
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