Send Notifications to End Users with Push Notification

To create a new configuration:

1. After logging in to the Kuika platform, open the Mobile project you will work with from the “Apps” screen.

2. Then click on the “Configuration Manager” module.
3. From the screen that opens, give the configuration a name (1) and click the “CREATE” (2) button.

To adjust Push Notification settings for iOS devices:

1. After adding a new configuration, go to the “iOS” section in the App Settings tab that opens.
2. Select the “Settings” drop-down menu in the Push Notification area under the iOS tab.

3. Click on the “ADD NEW” button.

4. Enter the following information from the Push Notification Setting pop-up screen:

• Name: Name the Push Notification via the text input box.
• Team Id: Sign in to the Apple developer center for Team Id. Then click on the “Account” button. After accessing the Team Id information from the “Membership Details” field on the page that opens, enter it in the field in the Push Notification settings.
• Publish Type: If you will provide the broadcast by sending the file with “.ipa” extension to the simulator, you should select the broadcast type as “Development”. If you are broadcasting to the application via “Testflight” , you should select “Production” as the broadcast type.
  

• Notification Certificate: To access the certificate file with “.p8” extension for iOS devices, go to the “Apple Account Manager” page and log in with your Apple Developer account. After the login process, open the “Users and Access” page. Click on the “Keys” button on the page that opens. Then click on the “+” icon to create and download the “.p8” file. Then install it with the “Choose” button opposite the Notification Certificate in the Push Notification settings. After the installation process is complete, click the “CREATE” button.

You can download the file with “.p8” extension only once. Therefore, you should save the file well.

To adjust Push Notification settings for Android devices:

1. After adding a new configuration, go to the Android tab in the Settings modal that opens.
2. Select the “Settings” drop-down menu in the Push Notification area under the Android tab.

3. Click on the “ADD NEW” button.

4. Enter the following information from the Firebase Setting pop-up screen:

• Name: Name the Firebase Setting via the text input box.
• Sender ID: Log in to Firebase Console to get the Sender ID information. Then click on the relevant project or create a new project if you do not have one already created. Click on the“Cloud Messaging” tab. On the page that opens, you can find the Sender ID information under the Cloud Messaging API (Legacy) heading.
• Server Key: You can find the Server Key information under the Cloud Messaging API (Legacy) heading in Firebase Console.

• Service Account Json: Go to the “Service Accounts” tab in the settings of your project in Firebase Console and download the JSON file. Upload the downloaded JSON file with the “Choose” button in the Service Account Json field. After the upload process is complete, click the “CREATE” button.
  

• Notification Certificate: On the project screen opened in Firebase Console, go to the settings page by clicking the Gear/Settings icon next to the “Project Overview” title from the left panel. Download the file named “google-services.json” in the“General” tab. Upload this file with the “Choose” button in the Notification Certificate field. After the installation process is complete, click the “CREATE” button.