SDK

Storage

This is an add-on feature of Notificare. Before you can use this functionality you must subscribe to the Storage add-on as described here.

In this page you'll learn how to transform any type of content you upload to Notificare into timely and relevant content for each individual user of your app. Before you can retrieve and display text or media files in your app, you need to create asset groups in our dashboard. This is covered in our guides located here.

Once you have created one or more asset groups, to retrieve a certain asset group, use the following method:

Notificare.shared.assets().fetch(group: "ASSET_GROUP") { result in
    switch result {
    case let .success(assets):
        break

    case let .failure(error):
        break
    }
}

Because you can create groups with the same name but with different time, location or segmentation criteria, this method will give you different assets for different users.

However, your app is responsible for handling the assets correctly. In order to do that you will need to handle each asset accordingly. Here's an example how that is usually done:

Notificare.shared.assets().fetch(group: "ASSET_GROUP") { result in
    switch result {
    case let .success(assets):
        assets.forEach { asset in
            guard let url = asset.url else {
                // If asset only contains text handle the title and description.
                // asset.title
                // asset.description
                return
            }

            switch asset.metaData?.contentType {
            case "image/jpeg", "image/gif", "image/png":
                // Handle image asset.
                // asset.url
                break
            case "video/mp4":
                // Handle video asset.
                // asset.url
                break
            case "application/pdf":
                // Handle PDF asset.
                // asset.url
                break

            case "application/json":
                // Handle JSON file asset.
                // asset.url
                break

            case "text/javascript":
                // Handle Javascript file asset.
                // asset.url
                break
            case "text/css":
                // Handle CSS file asset.
                // asset.url
                break

            case "text/html":
                // Handle HTML file asset.
                // asset.url
                break
            default:
                break
            }
        }

    case let .failure(error):
        break
    }
}