Please provide the following:
For all the examples I’ve seen with Notifications, it’s demoed with the current user receiving a notification. How would one configuring it so a notification is sent to all users when the trigger happens?
For example, if I have a marketplace app, and a user adds a product for sale, how would I notify the rest of the users that there’s a new product on the app?
To do this, you’d need to just loop through all of your users and send the notifications in batches or one by one. There isn’t a single method to send something to all your users right now.
Ok to clarify, do you mean loop through each user and hit their notification-token one by one via “scheduleNotificationAsync”?
The notifications are sent from your server using the HTTP/2 API. This doc shows how to send up to 100 notifications in a single HTTPS request. If you use the Node.js library (expo-server-sdk-node) that wraps the API, there’s a chunkPushNotifications() function that lets you pass all the recipients and their messages and once, and it splits those into 100-notification-requests for you.
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