I am building an Android mobile app, simple timer with predefined intervals for a specific use case, the intervals span to 6 hours overall, with 15 and 30-minutes intervals, and I am not sure what is the best way to do it
Should I use a foreground service to monitor my notifications while my app is not active?
should I schedule all notifications in advance or schedule the next notification once the previous notification completed?
attached is a mock of the app UX
I am building an Android mobile app, simple timer with predefined intervals for a specific use case, the intervals span to 6 hours overall, with 15 and 30-minutes intervals, and I am not sure what is the best way to do it
Should I use a foreground service to monitor my notifications while my app is not active?
should I schedule all notifications in advance or schedule the next notification once the previous notification completed?
attached is a mock of the app UX
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Reset to default 0I would probably set a X number of notifications in advance depending what is the frequency of user getting in app and trigger a mechanism when the app is foreground to check the notifications which are not yet delivered.
the mechanism will clean the ones not in line anymore (if you have a deviation or notification time and set back again X number or notifications).
It might not be the best optimized strategy.
You might also have check the expo notification documentation which might help you https://docs.expo.dev/versions/latest/sdk/notifications/
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