Phone Notifications

mschlesinger19

@guybatt234 I am not sure if the fix was ever put in for reversing the order but I figured out how to reverse the order of notifications. In phone_notification.js in the cleanPayload function instead of pushing to the back of the array just call a payload.unshift(newPayload) and that should treat it like a stack and not a queue

Toast

im on the latest revision but not receiving any notifcations

lucallmon

Has anyone had an issue with filling up your notifications and then no new notifications come through at all?

rchase

Anyone ever get iphone work?

lucallmon

@rchase android seems to work fine. As long as there’s a pushbullet app for iPhone it should work. I don’t even use the app on my phone.

MaengMarco

How can I reset?
Notifications always keep.
Also The second notification is output hundreds or thousands of times.
What should I do??

Oliver_Tooth

Hi,

I’ve just installed your module for use with an iPhone. As I understand it, push-functionality is somewhat limited with Apple, but what can I expect this module to receive? Facebook messenger? Email? Calls/texts? Currently it doesn’t look like it’s receiving anything, but that may be because i’ve configured it wrong!

Cheers!

tnorling

So I had a few issues with this module that I think I was able to fix. The first issue I had was that the second notification gets posted several times. Second, when a notification from an app is already on the list, if a new notification from that app comes in it does not update or push it to the top. Finally, the top of the list is the oldest notification, not the newest. I came up with a solution that seems to work for me so far.

In the phone_notification.js file update the cleanPayload function to look like this

cleanPayload: function(newPayload){
        var application_name = newPayload.application_name;
        var that = this;
        var dupIndex = 0;
        if(this.payload.length > 0)
        {
            this.payload.forEach(function (m) {
                // If application_name already exists, increment notification count
                if(m.application_name === application_name)
                {
                    m.count++;
                    that.payload.splice(dupIndex,1);
                }
                dupIndex++;
            });
        }
        
        this.payload.unshift(newPayload);
        this.payload.slice(0, this.config.displayCount -1);
    },

Let me know if this helps or if you have any issues with it.

SypherDaemon

@tnorling Hello there! I had almost given up hope on anyone turning up to help. Thanks so much. But just to follow-up I´ve replaced the CleanPayload function with yours and it seems to only allow one notification to appear, while ignoring others. The notification count also does not seem to increase despite giving myself missed calls. Thanks once again. Perhaps there are other segments that you have edited to make this work?

tnorling

@SypherDaemon Interesting…what did you set your numberOfNotifications to in the config file? I have mine set to 3 and I am indeed showing 3 notifications at a time. I also just finished writing a function to remove notifications once they’ve been swiped away from your phone. Maybe I changed something somewhere else as well that made it all work. I’ll post my current working code shortly for you to test out.

Edit: The count may no longer work because I am now replacing notifications coming from the same app. I’ll see what I can do to fix that next…