notification-manager | K8s native notification management with multi-tenancy | Notification library
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kandi X-RAY | notification-manager Summary
Notification Manager manages notifications in multi-tenant K8s environment. It receives alerts or notifications from different senders and then send notifications to various tenant receivers based on alerts/notifications' tenant label like "namespace".
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- NewDingTalkNotifier creates a new Notifier .
- Notify sends a notification to Pushover .
- NewWechatNotifier creates a new Notifier .
- NewEmailNotifier returns a new notification notifier .
- Main is the entry point of the CLI parser
- NewPushoverNotifier creates a new Notifier .
- NewSmsNotifier returns a Notifier .
- NewSlackNotifier returns a new Notifier .
- NewWebhookNotifier returns a new notification notifier .
- NewDingTalkReceiver creates a new RingTalk receiver .
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{{ define "__nm_alert_list" }}{{ range . }}La apiVersion: notification.kubesphere.io/v2beta1
kind: NotificationManager
metadata:
name: notification-manager
spec:
receivers:
tenantKey: namespace
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QUESTION
I want to display a notification inside the app that disappears when the notification is tapped without starting an activity.
I use an empty intent and it works:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-May-05 at 12:04You can create an intent which calls a BroadcastReceiver which then cancels the notification.
Your PendingIntentcan be created like this:
QUESTION
I have an app that should show a notification every 2 hours and should stop if user has already acted upon the notif. Since background services are history now, I thought of using WorkManager ("android.arch.work:work-runtime:1.0.0-beta01") for the same.
My problem is that although the work manager is successfully showing the notifications when app is running, but it won't show notification consistently in the following cases(I reduced the time span from 2 hours to 2 minutes to check the consistency):
- when app is killed from the background.
- device is in screen off.
- state device is in unplugged state(i.e not charging).
By consistency , i mean that the notifications show at least once in the given time span. for 2 minutes time span, the freq of notifications went from once every 4 minutes to completely not show any notification at all. for 2 hours timespan( the timespan that i actually want), its been 4 hours and i haven't got a single notification. Here is the Code i am using for calling WorkManger:
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Jan-05 at 17:57Few comments:
WorkManager has a minimum periodic interval of 15minutes and does not guarantee to execute your task at a precise time. You can read more about this on this blog.
All the usual background limitation you've on newer Android releases are still relevant when you use WorkManager to schedule your tasks. WorkManager guarantees that the task are executed even if the app is killed or the device is restated, but it cannot guarantee the exact execution.
There's one note about the tasks being rescheduled when your app is killed. Some OEM have done modification to the OS and the Launcher app that prevents WorkManager to be able to accomplish these functionality.
Here's the issuetracker discussion:
Yes, it's true even when the phone is a Chinese phone.
The only issue that we have come across is the case where some Chinese OEMs treat swipe to dismiss from Recents as a force stop. When that happens, WorkManager will reschedule all pending jobs, next time the app starts up. Given that this is a CDD violation, there is not much more that WorkManager can do given its a client library.To add to this, if a device manufacturer has decided to modify stock Android to force-stop the app, WorkManager will stop working (as will JobScheduler, alarms, broadcast receivers, etc.). There is no way to work around this. Some device manufacturers do this, unfortunately, so in those cases WorkManager will stop working until the next time the app is launched.
QUESTION
I'm trying to make something like pop-up notifications.
- Each notification will be created async. (Random intervals)
- Each notification will be a component.
Eg. - Main component
should be able to create N notifications.
ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-22 at 10:25QUESTION
.setWhen(System.currentTimeMillis())
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Answered 2017-Sep-11 at 09:02But if i want to set time like this 15:54:02
You cannot have that with built-in notification layout. If you really need seconds, you need to have custom notification layout. But I strongly discourage that.
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