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I’m creating a way to send firebase push notification.
There’s three pieces of information I need to pass along: string title, string body and object data
When I started doing it, I did it like this [Route("controller/{title}/{body}")] and for my fault, I forgot to put the object data on Route as well. And that’s when my doubt arose.
How do I put on Route a parameter of the type
object?
Method:
public async void EnviarPushNotification(string title, string body, object data) { ... }
Example Date:
data: {
action: "Play",
playerId: 5
}
Edit
At this link, shows that there is a payload with the data, but does not show the options that can be used in it
In this other link, shows several key: value, but not about the data
I was able to understand what are the possible items of data, are customized that I can create on my firebase console:
would it be better if you received the date by request if you made a POST to endpoint, but you cannot type this Object? create a class for them, would make the post and parse much simpler ;)
– Ricardo Pontual
so, I thought about it, but I haven’t found what are all the possibilities that can go within the date yet, in the example I put up I quoted the
actionand theplayerId, but I believe it’s not just them... I’m still looking for which Keys he accepts... So I wanted to know if there is another way to do other than by POST and create a class and such... Because then I don’t need to fix the data in it– LeoHenrique
@Ricardopunctual I put some edits in the publication of doubt and I understood which are the key value, that in reality it is I who create even... Thanks for the help
– LeoHenrique