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Notification API

app.notification is the instance of Notification API, which provide functions to initialise notification and show them when you want.

There are two kind of notifications:

A working example of Notification API

app.notification.init("Update", "1.2.5 is available");
app.notification.initBig("Update", ["there are lot's of changes", "in this version", "would you like to install"]);
app.notification.show(2);

Methods

app.notification.init(title, msg)

you need to provide title and msg to initialise your notification.

An example of above code:

app.notification.init("Update", "1.2.5 is available");

app.notification.initBig(title, msg)

this is to initialise the expended view of your notification, for this you need to provide title and an array of strings (this function is optional). NOTE: MAXIMUM SIZE OF ARRAY IS 6

An example of above code:

app.notification.init("update", "1.2.5 update available");
app.notification.initBig("Update", ["there are lot's of changes", "in this version", "would you like to install"]);

app.notification.show(id)

This function is to show your already initialised notification.

An example of above code:

app.notification.show(1);