CKSubscription.NotificationInfo

alertActionLocalizationKey

get alertActionLocalizationKey(): (string) | null

var alertActionLocalizationKey: String? { get set }

alertActionLocalizationKey

set alertActionLocalizationKey(value: (string) | null)

var alertActionLocalizationKey: String? { get set }

alertBody

get alertBody(): (string) | null

var alertBody: String? { get set }

alertBody

set alertBody(value: (string) | null)

var alertBody: String? { get set }

alertLaunchImage

get alertLaunchImage(): (string) | null

var alertLaunchImage: String? { get set }

alertLaunchImage

set alertLaunchImage(value: (string) | null)

var alertLaunchImage: String? { get set }

alertLocalizationKey

get alertLocalizationKey(): (string) | null

var alertLocalizationKey: String? { get set }

alertLocalizationKey

set alertLocalizationKey(value: (string) | null)

var alertLocalizationKey: String? { get set }

category

get category(): (string) | null

var category: String? { get set }

category

set category(value: (string) | null)

var category: String? { get set }

collapseIDKey

get collapseIDKey(): (string) | null

var collapseIDKey: String? { get set }

collapseIDKey

set collapseIDKey(value: (string) | null)

var collapseIDKey: String? { get set }

shouldBadge

get shouldBadge(): boolean

var shouldBadge: Bool { get set }

shouldBadge

set shouldBadge(value: boolean)

var shouldBadge: Bool { get set }

shouldSendContentAvailable

get shouldSendContentAvailable(): boolean

var shouldSendContentAvailable: Bool { get set }

shouldSendContentAvailable

set shouldSendContentAvailable(value: boolean)

var shouldSendContentAvailable: Bool { get set }

shouldSendMutableContent

get shouldSendMutableContent(): boolean

var shouldSendMutableContent: Bool { get set }

shouldSendMutableContent

set shouldSendMutableContent(value: boolean)

var shouldSendMutableContent: Bool { get set }

soundName

get soundName(): (string) | null

var soundName: String? { get set }

soundName

set soundName(value: (string) | null)

var soundName: String? { get set }

subtitle

get subtitle(): (string) | null

var subtitle: String? { get set }

subtitle

set subtitle(value: (string) | null)

var subtitle: String? { get set }

subtitleLocalizationKey

get subtitleLocalizationKey(): (string) | null

var subtitleLocalizationKey: String? { get set }

subtitleLocalizationKey

set subtitleLocalizationKey(value: (string) | null)

var subtitleLocalizationKey: String? { get set }

title

get title(): (string) | null

var title: String? { get set }

title

set title(value: (string) | null)

var title: String? { get set }

titleLocalizationKey

get titleLocalizationKey(): (string) | null

var titleLocalizationKey: String? { get set }

titleLocalizationKey

set titleLocalizationKey(value: (string) | null)

var titleLocalizationKey: String? { get set }

desiredKeys

get desiredKeys(): (Array<string>) | null

var desiredKeys: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? { get set }

The names of fields to include in the push notification's payload. This property contains an array of strings, each of which corresponds to the name of a field in the record that triggers the notification. When the system receives a notification, it includes the keys and their corresponding values. You can request a maximum of three keys. For the keys you specify, the allowable types are <doc://com.apple.documentation/documentation/foundation/nsstring>, <doc://com.apple.documentation/documentation/foundation/nsnumber>, <doc://com.apple.documentation/documentation/corelocation/cllocation>, <doc://com.apple.documentation/documentation/foundation/nsdate>, and ``CKRecord/Reference``. You can't specify keys with values that contain other data types. CloudKit may truncate strings that are more than 100 characters when it adds them to the notification's payload.

desiredKeys

set desiredKeys(value: (Array<string>) | null)

var desiredKeys: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? { get set }

The names of fields to include in the push notification's payload. This property contains an array of strings, each of which corresponds to the name of a field in the record that triggers the notification. When the system receives a notification, it includes the keys and their corresponding values. You can request a maximum of three keys. For the keys you specify, the allowable types are <doc://com.apple.documentation/documentation/foundation/nsstring>, <doc://com.apple.documentation/documentation/foundation/nsnumber>, <doc://com.apple.documentation/documentation/corelocation/cllocation>, <doc://com.apple.documentation/documentation/foundation/nsdate>, and ``CKRecord/Reference``. You can't specify keys with values that contain other data types. CloudKit may truncate strings that are more than 100 characters when it adds them to the notification's payload.

alertLocalizationArgs

get alertLocalizationArgs(): (Array<string>) | null

var alertLocalizationArgs: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? { get set }

The fields for building a notification's alert. This property is an array of fields that CloudKit uses to extract the corresponding values from the record that triggers the push notification. The values must be strings, numbers, or dates. Don't specify keys that use other value types. CloudKit may truncate strings with a length greater than 100 characters when it adds them to a notification's payload. If you use `%@` for your substitution variables, CloudKit replaces those variables by traversing the array in order. If you use variables of the form `%n$@`, where `n` is an integer, `n` represents the index (starting at 1) of the item in the array to use. So, the first item in the array replaces the variable `%1$@`, the second item replaces the variable `%2$@`, and so on. You can use indexed substitution variables to change the order of items in the resulting string, which might be necessary when you localize your app's content.

alertLocalizationArgs

set alertLocalizationArgs(value: (Array<string>) | null)

var alertLocalizationArgs: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? { get set }

The fields for building a notification's alert. This property is an array of fields that CloudKit uses to extract the corresponding values from the record that triggers the push notification. The values must be strings, numbers, or dates. Don't specify keys that use other value types. CloudKit may truncate strings with a length greater than 100 characters when it adds them to a notification's payload. If you use `%@` for your substitution variables, CloudKit replaces those variables by traversing the array in order. If you use variables of the form `%n$@`, where `n` is an integer, `n` represents the index (starting at 1) of the item in the array to use. So, the first item in the array replaces the variable `%1$@`, the second item replaces the variable `%2$@`, and so on. You can use indexed substitution variables to change the order of items in the resulting string, which might be necessary when you localize your app's content.

titleLocalizationArgs

get titleLocalizationArgs(): (Array<string>) | null

var titleLocalizationArgs: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? { get set }

The fields for building a notification's title. This property is an array of field names that CloudKit uses to extract the corresponding values from the record that triggers the push notification. The values must be strings, numbers, or dates. Don't specify keys that use other value types. CloudKit may truncate strings with a length greater than 100 characters when it adds them to a notification's payload. If you use `%@` for your substitution variables, CloudKit replaces those variables by traversing the array in order. If you use variables of the form `%n$@`, where `n` is an integer, `n` represents the index (starting at 1) of the item in the array to use. So, the first item in the array replaces the variable `%1$@`, the second item replaces the variable `%2$@`, and so on. You can use indexed substitution variables to change the order of items in the resulting string, which might be necessary when you localize your app's content.

titleLocalizationArgs

set titleLocalizationArgs(value: (Array<string>) | null)

var titleLocalizationArgs: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? { get set }

The fields for building a notification's title. This property is an array of field names that CloudKit uses to extract the corresponding values from the record that triggers the push notification. The values must be strings, numbers, or dates. Don't specify keys that use other value types. CloudKit may truncate strings with a length greater than 100 characters when it adds them to a notification's payload. If you use `%@` for your substitution variables, CloudKit replaces those variables by traversing the array in order. If you use variables of the form `%n$@`, where `n` is an integer, `n` represents the index (starting at 1) of the item in the array to use. So, the first item in the array replaces the variable `%1$@`, the second item replaces the variable `%2$@`, and so on. You can use indexed substitution variables to change the order of items in the resulting string, which might be necessary when you localize your app's content.

subtitleLocalizationArgs

get subtitleLocalizationArgs(): (Array<string>) | null

var subtitleLocalizationArgs: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? { get set }

The fields for building a notification's subtitle. This property is an array of field names that CloudKit uses to extract the corresponding values from the record that triggers the push notification. The values must be strings, numbers, or dates. Don't specify keys that use other value types. CloudKit may truncate strings with a length greater than 100 characters when it adds them to a notification's payload. If you use `%@` for your substitution variables, CloudKit replaces those variables by traversing the array in order. If you use variables of the form `%n$@`, where `n` is an integer, `n` represents the index (starting at 1) of the item in the array to use. So, the first item in the array replaces the variable `%1$@`, the second item replaces the variable `%2$@`, and so on. You can use indexed substitution variables to change the order of items in the resulting string, which might be necessary when you localize your app's content.

subtitleLocalizationArgs

set subtitleLocalizationArgs(value: (Array<string>) | null)

var subtitleLocalizationArgs: [CKRecord.FieldKey]? { get set }

The fields for building a notification's subtitle. This property is an array of field names that CloudKit uses to extract the corresponding values from the record that triggers the push notification. The values must be strings, numbers, or dates. Don't specify keys that use other value types. CloudKit may truncate strings with a length greater than 100 characters when it adds them to a notification's payload. If you use `%@` for your substitution variables, CloudKit replaces those variables by traversing the array in order. If you use variables of the form `%n$@`, where `n` is an integer, `n` represents the index (starting at 1) of the item in the array to use. So, the first item in the array replaces the variable `%1$@`, the second item replaces the variable `%2$@`, and so on. You can use indexed substitution variables to change the order of items in the resulting string, which might be necessary when you localize your app's content.

init

static init(alertBody?: (string) | null, alertLocalizationKey?: (string) | null, alertLocalizationArgs?: Array<string>, title?: (string) | null, titleLocalizationKey?: (string) | null, titleLocalizationArgs?: Array<string>, subtitle?: (string) | null, subtitleLocalizationKey?: (string) | null, subtitleLocalizationArgs?: Array<string>, alertActionLocalizationKey?: (string) | null, alertLaunchImage?: (string) | null, soundName?: (string) | null, desiredKeys?: Array<string>, shouldBadge?: boolean, shouldSendContentAvailable?: boolean, shouldSendMutableContent?: boolean, category?: (string) | null, collapseIDKey?: (string) | null): CKSubscription_NotificationInfo

convenience init(alertBody: String? = nil, alertLocalizationKey: String? = nil, alertLocalizationArgs: [CKRecord.FieldKey] = [], title: String? = nil, titleLocalizationKey: String? = nil, titleLocalizationArgs: [CKRecord.FieldKey] = [], subtitle: String? = nil, subtitleLocalizationKey: String? = nil, subtitleLocalizationArgs: [CKRecord.FieldKey] = [], alertActionLocalizationKey: String? = nil, alertLaunchImage: String? = nil, soundName: String? = nil, desiredKeys: [CKRecord.FieldKey] = [], shouldBadge: Bool = false, shouldSendContentAvailable: Bool = false, shouldSendMutableContent: Bool = false, category: String? = nil, collapseIDKey: String? = nil)

Creates a notification with the specified values. - Parameters: - alertBody: The text for the notification's alert. - alertLocalizationKey: The key that identifies the localized string for the notification's alert. - alertLocalizationArgs: The fields for building a notification's alert. - title: The notification's title. - titleLocalizationKey: The key that identifies the localized string for the notification's title. - titleLocalizationArgs: The fields for building a notification's title. - subtitle: The notification's subtitle. - subtitleLocalizationKey: The key that identifies the localized string for the notification's subtitle. - subtitleLocalizationArgs: The fields for building a notification's subtitle. - alertActionLocalizationKey: The key that identifies the localized string for the notification's action. - alertLaunchImage: The filename of an image to use as a launch image. - soundName: The filename of the sound file to play when a notification arrives. - desiredKeys: The names of fields to include in the push notification's payload. - shouldBadge: A Boolean value that determines whether an app's icon badge increments its value. - shouldSendContentAvailable: A Boolean value that indicates whether the push notification includes the content available flag. - shouldSendMutableContent: A Boolean value that indicates whether the push notification includes the content available flag. - category: The name of the action group that corresponds to this notification. - collapseIDKey: The value that the system uses to coalesce unseen push notifications. See the corresponding properties for more details about each parameter.