These samples make use great open source frameworks like Prism & ReactiveUI (https://reactiveui.net) as well as principles like dependency injection and reactive extensions... much like Shiny itself. If you find these complex or you simply don't like them, don't complain - the library wasn't built for you... remember - this is not a product!
A kitchen sink using all of the support libraries that don't require special external entitlements from Apple (like Push). This sample also uses Shiny.Framework (https://github.com/shinyorg/framework) which has helpers around ReactiveUI & Prism.
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Open Sample.Push.Maui csproj
- Change to native, firebase, or azure
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Platform Support
| Messaging Platform | iOS | Mac Catalyst | Android |
|---|---|---|---|
| Native | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Azure | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Firebase | Yes | No | Yes |
- Edit appsettings.json and add the appropriate values to the AzureNotificationHubs section
- Edit appsettings.apple.json & appsettings.android.json and enter the appropriate firebase values in each config file
Currently, a vast majority of the APIs that are coming to the web (ie. BluetoothLE, Notifications, & event GPS) are still experimental. This is a testing platform not meant for general consumption. Don't expect much
- Start Sample.MAUI - go to menu - Tap on "BLE Host for Unit Tests"
- Start Unit Test Project & Run BLE Tests
- IN command line - run "ngrok http https://localhost:7133"
- In Shiny.Tests, go to appsettings.json and update HttpTestsUrl to the ngrok url
- Setup launch targets for the Samples.Api and the Shiny.Tests project
- Run HTTP Tests