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It is not clear to me whether we need to request push notification permissions in the provisioning profile, if we are only sending local notifications. I received the warning email when doing a test upload to ITunes and do not want to waste time when we submit.
I have calls for IOS8+
static const UIUserNotificationType USER_NOTIFICATION_TYPES_REQUIRED = UIUserNotificationTypeAlert | UIUserNotificationTypeSound | UIUserNotificationTypeBadge;
UIUserNotificationSettings* requestedSettings = [UIUserNotificationSettings settingsForTypes:USER_NOTIFICATION_TYPES_REQUIRED categories:nil];
[[UIApplication sharedApplication] registerUserNotificationSettings:requestedSettings];
and
[application scheduleLocalNotification:notification];
But no push notification. Do I need to include push in the IOS-APP ID Settings
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A local notification is sent locally on the device, so it doesn't need an internet connection.
Entitlements are special app capabilities and security permissions granted to applications that are correctly configured to use them. In iOS, apps run in a sandbox, which provides a set of rules that limit access between the application and certain system resources or user data.
For this, first import the required modules and get your Access Token. Then Make a dictionary with all the information you wish to send in the body. Now, to send the posts request, use the posts method specified in the requests module. Push the Pushbullet along the entire path.
Local notifications do not need any changes to the entitlements.
Remote push notifications require you to enable Push Notifications in the entitlements and you will also need a developer account.
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