everybody. I'm stuck... I'm implementing an iOS chat on ionic framework, and use angular 1.
I have an idea... But in google i can't find any good information about implementing iMessage into my app (or otherwise, it doesn't matter).
For example, like this service do
Some ideas i've got from here:
https://github.com/matiastucci/socket-chat-client
You can create an iMessage app (an app that basically shows in the keyboard area when you are in the iMessage app). But, you can not create an app that will show incoming iMessages or that will send an iMessage to someone.
Information on building an iMessage app
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I have two projects a web app and an Android app and I want to link them together. I have Firebase auth set up on the Android app (user app) and I want the admin web application to link the auth account as 2 way (admin and user). Is that possible? If it is, can you explain how?
Is that possible?
For sure it's possible. This can be simply done inside the Firebase console. Once you have successfully created your project, then you'll be able to add as many apps as you need. Since you have a web and an Android app, you should go to "Project settings" and hit the blue Add app button. The first time you should create the web app and the second time, the Android app. How? Simply follow the instructions that are provided. There are only 2 steps in the case of a web app, and four in the case of an Android app.
We are developing a PWA cross platform web app using Reactjs and we need to print directly through that.
As far as we have considered, a solution to handle printing on each platform like Android, is to write a native app and send the print request to it and do printing through that middle App.
I wonder is there any better solution to allow us to do the print from within the PWA app without any need to have a middle native app?
I searched a lot and there is similar questions with no answers.
Thanks in advance
We are developing a mobile application that a user can register and subscribe with a monthly fee, the main function of the app is to notify the users just like messaging app. The notification will be coming from the admin dashboard. Anyone could advise us how to Push Notifications in real time to users both ios and android. We are using React-Native. Thank you in advance!
Here's a pretty popular GitHub repository for creating a notification system with React Native: https://github.com/zo0r/react-native-push-notification. It has support for both iOS and Android, however, it seems like Android may take more installation effort because it isn't supported by the React Native developers. I would recommend taking an hour or two following the installation instructions, trying it out, and seeing if it is right for your app.
Hope this helps!
I have a Node.Js app running on a publicly accessible server.
I want to make it possible for users to access it as a native iOS app.
Is there a simple way of simply making an iOS app and having it show my Node.Js app running from the server? Or it's more complicated than that?
I looked into PhoneGap but maybe some other recommendations also?
Thanks!
PS I know the question is broad but that's why I'm asking – to focus my question and to know what to do next.
Node.js - this is a server side application. So you need to build client application which can communicate with your node.js server by Rest api or so...
As you mentioned you can build hybrid html5/js app with PhoneGap, Cordova, Ionic "wrappers/libraries" which will pack it into native iOS/Android/... application and that app can talk to your node.js server and transfer data you need.
Also, as Daniel Larsson mentioned for some specific pages you can use webview to display page straight from the web, but webview can be a part of your application but not an entire application, because Apple will reject it during review process.
If you want to port your existing web-app over to being a native app on the app store, I can positively recommend PhoneGap having developed multiple apps with it after completing the same research you are doing now.
As NYS said, you'll need to package all your web-app design (HTML/CSS+images/JS) inside the PhoneGap app, any other way simply wouldn't be responsive enough.
As for what to do next, I would dive straight into creating a PhoneGap application and see how your app runs inside the Cordova wrapper out of the box. The issues I faced were with scrolling on divs holding content, and non-responsive click events, both were easily solved with javascript libraries.
Cheers Chris!
You may use Socket.io for native option.
http://socket.io/blog/socket-io-on-ios/
https://github.com/socketio/socket.io-client-swift/
https://github.com/pkyeck/socket.IO-objc/
https://github.com/square/SocketRocket/
Is it possible to create an app similar to the iPad app Air Sketch using HTML and Javascript? The app to be developed enables the user to draw in a canvas on a mobile device and could broadcast it to other devices by accessing the IP given by the app in a web browser. I will be using PhoneGap as well to port the HTML app to native platforms.
Thanks.
Firebase and AngularJS provide a basic framework for the kind of functionality that you are talking about. One of the apps showing off AngularFire (The official integration package for these packages) is a drawing app much like you describe.
App like what you want: https://www.firebase.com/how-it-works.html
Firebase: https://www.firebase.com/index.html
Angular: http://angularjs.org/
Drawing Example detail: https://www.firebase.com/tutorial/#session/pjswe8jan7m