Xamarin library integration

1. Change target framework of your Android project to Android 8.0 or higher.
2. Add the Pushwoosh nuget package to both Android and iOS projects.
3. Make the following changes in the AppDelegate.cs of your iOS project:
3.1. In the beginning of the FinishedLaunching method, put the following line:

Pushwoosh.iOS.PushManager.Init();

3.2. Add these methods to the AppDelegate:

public override void RegisteredForRemoteNotifications(UIApplication application, NSData deviceToken)
{
    Pushwoosh.iOS.PushManager.Instance.RegisteredForRemoteNotifications(deviceToken);
}

public override void FailedToRegisterForRemoteNotifications(UIApplication application, NSError error)
{
    Pushwoosh.iOS.PushManager.Instance.FailedToRegisterForRemoteNotifications(error);
}

public override void ReceivedRemoteNotification(UIApplication application, NSDictionary userInfo)
{
    Pushwoosh.iOS.PushManager.Instance.ReceivedRemoteNotification(userInfo);
}

4. In the Info.plist, change the Pushwoosh_APPID value to your Pushwoosh Application Code. You can find it in your Control Panel.
5. Configure your project in Firebase Console.
6.1. Add google-services.json file to your Android project.

6.2. In Visual Studio, right-click the google-services.json and choose GoogleServicesJson option from the Build Action menu.

7. In the MainActivity.cs of your Android project, before defining the namespace, add these lines:

[assembly:MetaData("com.pushwoosh.appid", Value = "YOUR_PUSHWOOSH_APP_CODE")]
[assembly:MetaData("com.pushwoosh.senderid", Value = "@string/fcm_sender_id")]

Also, in the beginning of onCreate method of the MainActivity class, initialize the PushManager with Pushwoosh.Droid.PushManager.Init(); line.

8. In your Android project, find the Resources/values/strings.xml file or create it. Add your Sender ID string there:

<string name="fcm_sender_id">YOUR_SENDER_ID</string>

9. In the cross-platform part of App.xaml.cs, add the registration to onStart method:

PushManager.Instance.Register();

Message Inbox

1. Install the Pushwoosh.Inbox nuget package into your projects.
2.1. For iOS, add the following line to your AppDelegate.cs (after Pushwoosh.iOS.PushManager.Init();):

Pushwoosh.Inbox.iOS.InboxManager.Init();

2.2. For Android, add the following line to your MainActivity.cs (after Pushwoosh.Droid.PushManager.Init();):

Pushwoosh.Inbox.Droid.InboxManager.Init();

3. To show the Inbox UI in your app:

3.1. Create the PushwooshInboxStyle instance:

PushwooshInboxStyle inboxStyle = new PushwooshInboxStyle
{
    AccentColor = Color.Violet,
    BackgroundColor = Color.White,
    BarAccentColor = Color.Blue,
    BarBackgroundColor = Color.WhiteSmoke,
    BarTextColor = Color.DarkGray,
    DateColor = Color.Violet,
    DefaultTextColor = Color.DarkBlue,
    DescriptionColor = Color.DarkBlue,
    SelectionColor = Color.Crimson,
    SeparatorColor = Color.Crimson,
    TitleColor = Color.DarkKhaki,

    DefaultImageName = "inbox_message",
    ListEmptyImageName = "inbox_empty",
    ListErrorImageName = "inbox_error",
    UnreadImageName = "inbox_unread",

    BarTitle = "My custom title",
    ListEmptyMessage = "There are no inbox messages yet",
    ListErrorMessage = "Some error happened",

    DateFormat = "dd.MM.yyyy"
};

3.2. Then call:

InboxManager.Instance.PresentInboxUI(inboxStyle);

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