rework notifications

- we don't close them when receiving a push message without event_id
   as we always need to have a notification open after a push message
   and replacing them with a generic one like we did is worse than just
   leaving it open

 - after the second notification for a room, we just show "New messages"
   and you don't get binged again for new messages after that.

 - You will still have a notification for every room, and on Android
   you will just see the one for the last room as it only shows one
   notification at a time.
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Bruno Windels 2021-03-25 10:08:38 +01:00
parent f98369c4d6
commit e54a707684

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@ -186,7 +186,6 @@ self.addEventListener('message', (event) => {
}
});
const NOTIF_TAG_MESSAGES_READ = "messages_read";
const NOTIF_TAG_NEW_MESSAGE = "new_message";
async function openClientFromNotif(event) {
@ -234,48 +233,51 @@ async function handlePushNotification(n) {
console.log("client is focused, room is open, don't show notif");
return;
}
let label;
if (n.room_name) {
label = `${sender} wrote you in ${n.room_name}`;
} else {
label = `${sender} wrote you`;
}
let body = n.content?.body;
// close any previous notifications for this room
const newMessageNotifs = Array.from(await self.registration.getNotifications({tag: NOTIF_TAG_NEW_MESSAGE}));
const notifsForRoom = newMessageNotifs.filter(n => n.data.roomId === roomId);
for (const notif of notifsForRoom) {
console.log("close previous notification for room");
notif.close();
const nonMultiNotifsForRoom = newMessageNotifs.filter(n => !n.data.multi);
const roomName = n.room_name || n.room_alias;
const hasMultiNotification = notifsForRoom.some(n => n.data.multi);
let notifsToClose;
let multi = false;
let label;
let body;
if (hasMultiNotification) {
console.log("already have a multi message, don't do anything");
return;
} else if (nonMultiNotifsForRoom.length) {
notifsToClose = nonMultiNotifsForRoom;
console.log("showing multi message notification");
multi = true;
label = roomName || sender;
body = "New messages";
} else {
console.log("showing new message notification");
if (roomName && roomName !== sender) {
label = `${sender} in ${roomName}`;
} else {
label = sender;
}
body = n.content?.body || "New message";
}
console.log("showing new message notification");
// close any previous notifications for this room
await self.registration.showNotification(label, {
body,
data: {sessionId, roomId},
tag: NOTIF_TAG_NEW_MESSAGE
data: {sessionId, roomId, multi},
tag: NOTIF_TAG_NEW_MESSAGE,
badge: NOTIFICATION_BADGE_ICON
});
} else if (n.unread === 0) {
// hide the notifs
console.log("unread=0, close all notifs");
const notifs = Array.from(await self.registration.getNotifications());
for (const notif of notifs) {
if (notif.tag !== NOTIF_TAG_MESSAGES_READ) {
if (notifsToClose) {
for (const notif of notifsToClose) {
console.log("close previous notification");
notif.close();
}
}
const hasVisibleClient = !!await findClient(client => client.visibilityState === "visible");
// ensure we always show a notification when no client is visible, see https://goo.gl/yqv4Q4
if (!hasVisibleClient) {
const readNotifs = Array.from(await self.registration.getNotifications({tag: NOTIF_TAG_MESSAGES_READ}));
if (readNotifs.length === 0) {
await self.registration.showNotification("New messages that have since been read", {
tag: NOTIF_TAG_MESSAGES_READ,
data: {sessionId}
});
}
}
}
// we could consider hiding previous notifications here based on the unread count
// (although we can't really figure out which notifications to hide) and also hiding
// notifications makes it hard to ensure we always show a notification after a push message
// when no client is visible, see https://goo.gl/yqv4Q4
}
self.addEventListener('push', event => {