Incompatibility with Service Worker

[alejodiazg]

HI, been using your library to send notifications to apps for a while, now Im implementing a js client with a service worker.

As referenced in this issue from firebaseJs firebase/quickstart-js#71

When sending in a notification the field notification this takes over and the custom handler does not trigger

Theres a way to call the notification field sent to firebase something else, or even skip it?

[brozot]

Hello ,

Sorry for the late answer, I don't have lot of time for the support of this package the last months but normally in the future I should be more present.

I can't solve your issue now I have to reproduce it.

I'have planned to work on an update (released for august) of this package to include new features of FCM and Laravel, I will take a look to your issue for the next updade.

Best regards,

Nicolas

[alejodiazg]

Thanks or the answer.

Reading the FCM documentation a bit more I saw that the expected or correct format for the notification varies, maybe giving more control will solve the issue, currently I cant check but as this is needed for or system I could help with a solution/testing

[YsightTechie]

Hello. Is there any update with this issue? I send notifications to browsers and to ios and android apps on the same channel. Because I set the "click_action" field of the notification to ".MainActivity" in order to set the intent on the Android, the browser always fails on the click of the notification at the lines below.

SWController.prototype.getWindowClient_ = function (url) { // Use URL to normalize the URL when comparing to windowClients. // This at least handles whether to include trailing slashes or not var parsedURL = new URL(url).href; <--- error line value of ".MainActivity"

Is there a plan to fix this soon? If not, do you have a work around that does not require different channels? Thank you.