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I want to check push notification permission for both ios and android. I want to see if user has switched off the push notification permission from his device settings. Is there any plugin or any code i can take reference from if needed to be coded in native.










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          You can check react-native-permissions npm. After integrating you can use it like:



          componentDidMount() {
          Permissions.check('notification').then(response => {
          // Response is one of: 'authorized', 'denied', 'restricted', or 'undetermined'
          this.setState({ photoPermission: response })
          })
          }


          There is another library that can help (I have not used it).



          There is also native implementation for as suggested here.






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          • but 'notification' permission using react-native-permission only works with ios and not with android.
            – mayank goyal
            20 hours ago










          • That is why added "another library".
            – rptwsthi
            20 hours ago











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          You can check react-native-permissions npm. After integrating you can use it like:



          componentDidMount() {
          Permissions.check('notification').then(response => {
          // Response is one of: 'authorized', 'denied', 'restricted', or 'undetermined'
          this.setState({ photoPermission: response })
          })
          }


          There is another library that can help (I have not used it).



          There is also native implementation for as suggested here.






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          • but 'notification' permission using react-native-permission only works with ios and not with android.
            – mayank goyal
            20 hours ago










          • That is why added "another library".
            – rptwsthi
            20 hours ago















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          You can check react-native-permissions npm. After integrating you can use it like:



          componentDidMount() {
          Permissions.check('notification').then(response => {
          // Response is one of: 'authorized', 'denied', 'restricted', or 'undetermined'
          this.setState({ photoPermission: response })
          })
          }


          There is another library that can help (I have not used it).



          There is also native implementation for as suggested here.






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          • but 'notification' permission using react-native-permission only works with ios and not with android.
            – mayank goyal
            20 hours ago










          • That is why added "another library".
            – rptwsthi
            20 hours ago













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          You can check react-native-permissions npm. After integrating you can use it like:



          componentDidMount() {
          Permissions.check('notification').then(response => {
          // Response is one of: 'authorized', 'denied', 'restricted', or 'undetermined'
          this.setState({ photoPermission: response })
          })
          }


          There is another library that can help (I have not used it).



          There is also native implementation for as suggested here.






          share|improve this answer












          You can check react-native-permissions npm. After integrating you can use it like:



          componentDidMount() {
          Permissions.check('notification').then(response => {
          // Response is one of: 'authorized', 'denied', 'restricted', or 'undetermined'
          this.setState({ photoPermission: response })
          })
          }


          There is another library that can help (I have not used it).



          There is also native implementation for as suggested here.







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          • but 'notification' permission using react-native-permission only works with ios and not with android.
            – mayank goyal
            20 hours ago










          • That is why added "another library".
            – rptwsthi
            20 hours ago


















          • but 'notification' permission using react-native-permission only works with ios and not with android.
            – mayank goyal
            20 hours ago










          • That is why added "another library".
            – rptwsthi
            20 hours ago
















          but 'notification' permission using react-native-permission only works with ios and not with android.
          – mayank goyal
          20 hours ago




          but 'notification' permission using react-native-permission only works with ios and not with android.
          – mayank goyal
          20 hours ago












          That is why added "another library".
          – rptwsthi
          20 hours ago




          That is why added "another library".
          – rptwsthi
          20 hours ago










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