Can confirm this fixed the empty foreground notification issue for me. Thanks!

i have improved your fork. but it's not change anything

Experiencing the same issue. Would be really nice if this can be merged :)

I did try to implement the changes of this PR, but afterwards the push notifications didn't work anymore. Did you tested this properly @patrickyin?

works for me

when this will be merged ?

I am using one signal with this library, and had to make different (but similar) changes to the props file. I think a better solution than this PR would be the ability to set the key name to find the body and title inside javascript (defaulting to body/title). That way you could get it working with any payload format.

+1

How can i install this? Can copy package.json line please?

@luisfuertes I used patch-package, example patch and it's worked well

Thx for answer @doodlemoonch , i didnt know that component!

Finally i install with:

yarn add https://github.com/racv-home/react-native-notifications.git

Now in foreground, notification title and body are shown. But notification icon continue broken.
How i can hide notifications with app in foreground?

EDIT: To fix icon i only have to renamed icon png file to 'notification_icon'

please have this merged

Hmm, since I don't have permission to merge this PR, it might need code owner's help. @yogevbd

it worked for me too. Can you merge this @yogevbd ?

yeah, it worked for me! @yogevbd

I'm running react-native-notifications 3.2.2 which should have this PR but I still need to supply the data property in the payload when sending notifications, otherwise they show up blank.

The issue is also reported here: #615

Any ideas what could be missing?

Interestingly I've been sending notifications using the AWS Pinpoint console, using the built in "Campaigns" functionality.

I noticed that in the adb logs the body and title appeared in pinpoint.notification.title and pinpoint.notification.body when sent using the default UI. There is a raw mode in the console where a different format can be entered.

I wonder if this is normal and if the proper body and title could be used automatically somehow for all sorts of notifications, regardless of how they're sent. Granted, I'm not very familiar with Android notifications, but on iOS this issue doesn't exist.