I know that Firebase has recently added support for Push Notifications, and although this is great, I only seem to be able to send push notifications manually through the notification bar.
What I would like to do is send push notifications within the user area ... Let me explain this. Each user in my application has an account, and each user can join the group. Within this group, the user can perform tasks and has a list of responsibilities to be performed. Now that some tasks arise, for example, I want to remind the user about this with the help of a push notification. Within 1-10, I could do this manually, but is there a way to dynamically rely on the data in the database sending push notifications?
I know that certain Push Notifications can be generated using a Google Analytics tool such as “Hey, you haven’t visited in 3 days, please return everything” ... but I would like to register push notifications such as “I just create a task, this task must be completed within 3 days. Remind me in 3 days if the task has not yet been completed. "
Is this possible with Firebase or do I need my own server to connect to Firebase and handle these events?
-xCoder
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