Firebase Cloud Messaging custom sound

#1

Hey !

I am implementing an app that uses notifications with the help of Firebase Native and I’m having a hard time placing my custom sound file in the app. Does anybody know where to place it ? I have tried pretty much everywhere with no success.

Thank you !

#2

In android, you should place your file in /platforms/android/res/raw/custom_sound.mp3 and set notification`s sound property value with custom_sound.mp3 like below.

notification: {
          title: 'abc',
          body: 'aaaaaa',
          sound: 'custom_sound.mp3'
        }

In ios, Add files to Resources directory within the Xcode project in /platforms/ios/project-name.xcodeproj.
For more detail specification, You can refer to https://documentation.onesignal.com/v3.0/docs/customize-notification-sounds.

#3

any one get success on FCM custom sound effect?

#4

put this line in config.xml

<resource-file src="src/assets/sound/sound.mp3" target="app/src/main/res/raw/sound.mp3" />

#5

Hi, i have problem with playing custom sound in ios,
what i did are set

    const options: PushOptions = {
     android: {
       sound: 'true',
       vibrate: 'true'
     },
       ios: {
           alert: 'true',
           badge: true,
           sound: 'true'
       }
    };

then

        registration_ids : this.tokenList,
        notification:{
           title: "title",
           body: "body",
           sound: "sound"
        },
        data: {
          somethiing:""
        }

in config.xml
<resource-file src="src/assets/sound/sound.wav" target="sound.wav" />

but it only plays the default sound, do u hv any idea why

#6

I am using the fcm plugin. but custom sound is not working on android oreo (ios works perfectly). I found that we now need to create a channel in plugin and pass the channel id in the server site. However, I can’t find anywhere in the fcm plugin doc to do the channel. Anyone here know how to do custom sound on android oreo? Thanks

#7

did you got the answer??

#8

sorry for the late response

try this before initialising push plugin
var channelId = “emergency”;
this.push.createChannel({
id: channelId,
description: “Emergency Channel”,
importance: 4,
sound: “police_siren”,
}).then(() => console.log(‘Channel created’));

then, my push payload
let pushData = {
registration_ids : ,
data: {
notId: null, // notId on Android needed to be an int and not a string
title: “”,
body: “”,
soundname: “police_siren”,
android_channel_id: “emergency”,
}
}

Hope this will help anyone who still figuring out how.

#9

my ios payload

    let pushData = {
      registration_ids : [ ],
      notification:{
         sound: "police_siren.mp3",
         title: "",
         body: "",
      },
      data: {
        param1:"",
        param2:""
      }
    }

in config.xml

    <resource-file src="src/assets/sound/police_siren.wav" target="police_siren.wav" />
    <resource-file src="src/assets/sound/police_siren.caf" target="police_siren.caf" />
    <resource-file src="src/assets/sound/police_siren.mp3" target="police_siren.mp3" />

not sure if .wav and .caf is really needed