I am trying to register an iOS device to notifications using ACP.
I have a react native project and I am exposing the registerDevice function via the bridge.
RCT_EXPORT_METHOD(acpRegisterDevice: (nonnull NSString*) token userKey: (nullable NSString*) userKey additionalParams: (nullable NSDictionary*) additionalParams resolver:(RCTPromiseResolveBlock)resolve rejector:(RCTPromiseRejectBlock)reject) {
[ACPCampaignClassic registerDevice:[NSData dataWithHexString:token] userKey:userKey additionalParams:additionalParams callback:^(BOOL success) {
NSLog(@"Registration Status: %d", success);
resolve(resolve);
}];
}
Currently it is calling the 'CampaignClassicRegisterDevice' and returning as success; however, there is a mismatch between the token.
The token is being passed through as a string from the JavaScript then enocded as a hexstring when passing to the ACPCampaignClassic registerDevice. Then when `CampaignClassicRegisterDevice` event is called, it is passing the encoded value instead of the original token value.
I have this working on Android as the registerDevice function accepts a string, but the iOS function requires NSData.
Does anyone have any solution to how I can pass the token as NSData and still send the original value?
Pods
pod 'ACPCampaignClassic', '~> 2.1.0'
pod 'ACPCore', '~> 2.9.3'
pod "NSData+FastHex"
