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Running the plugin in background #9
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@stoiKris The iOS implementation is not being finalized because we need to first create an app using our plugin and see if any issues arise during the app submission due to our plugin implementation. We don't want to be a reason for your rejection during app submission (Apple..Ugh!). Although the implementation is not that difficult, but we need to make sure of our implementation, that we do not violate any guidelines. Open Source Team |
Ok, thank you very much. The think is, by letting the plugin run in background, you allow your application to use notifications while it's idle, and I don't really see a a downside, since MQTT doesn't use too much battery or mobile traffic. And you can also let the any notifications be handled by the cordova app ( templating, localization, etc ), instead of moving it to the MQTT broker |
Sure we will take up your suggestion to our team members and some way to implement notifications for background service implementation. |
I would find this feature very useful as well :)! |
Background service notifications would be great! |
Thanks again to @arcoirislabs, incredible job, I just have one doubt about performance, does anyone knows the response time of messages from subscription in the app?, as an example 500ms between the message arrived to the broker and be delivered to the callback application mobile. |
@aignacio |
Any update on the Background service notifications? |
Hello @nmaas87 Amey K. |
Thank you very much @arcoirislabs for the insight. |
It's fine @nmaas87. |
I'm also interested in this. It would be a killer feature. |
Hi, |
Hello, any updates on this feature? thanks! |
It will be great if background service is available. |
Hello dear all, |
Hello. First of all, let me say that this plugin is really useful for mobile, since by default, the MQTT protocol has such a low overhead, and prioritizes the battery life of the device.
However, I was wondering if there is any official support for running the plugin in background, and keeping the tcp socket open while the main cordova application is sleeping ?
Also, as a side note, how difficult would be to implement the plugin for IOS ? I understand that there are certain limitation with calling C methods ( PAHO MQTT ) from Objective-C ( such as not working over cellular mobile )
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