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On Notification Added Event

Emitted whenever the SDK receives a new notification from the agency. Notifications represent high-level business messages (e.g. new credential offers, proof requests) rather than low-level transport frames.

  • Purpose: Inform your application that a new user-facing notification has arrived so you can persist it, show an in-app banner or system notification, and update any UI lists.

  • Functionality: The handler receives a NotificationModel object containing metadata about the notification, including:

    • id (string) – Unique notification identifier.
    • type (enum) – Notification category (e.g. CREDENTIAL_OFFER, PRESENTATION_REQUEST).
    • timestamp (number) – Unix epoch in milliseconds when the notification was generated.
    • payload (object) – Encoded message details (contents vary by type).
  • Usage: Implement this in your EventHandlers and decide how your app surfaces notifications:

    1. Save to local DB or Redux for offline access.
    2. Display a toast/snackbar or push a local notification.
    3. Navigate user to a specific screen when tapped.
  • Example:

    import { NotificationModel } from '@one37id/mobile-js-sdk';
    import { eventEmitter } from '../services';

    const handlers: EventHandlers = {
    onNotificationAdded: async (model: NotificationModel) => {
    console.debug('New SDK notification:', model);
    // 1) persist
    await notificationService.save(model);
    // 2) UI toast
    Toast.show({
    title: 'New request',
    message: 'A new Notification arrived',
    });
    // 3) update badge & emit event
    eventEmitter.emit('notificationAdded', model);
    },
    };

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