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Once Apple is set in the dashboard, add the library and one line of code, like ringing the doorbell after the key was handed to the doorman.

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In a few words

  1. Set up Apple in the Notifique dashboard
  2. Add the NotifiquePush library in Xcode
  3. Call configure with your Push App ID
  4. Test on a real iPhone

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Before you start

If Apple isn’t in the dashboard yet: → iOS credentials (Apple) You’ll need the appId (Push App screen) and push permissions enabled in Xcode.

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Step 1: Add the library

In Xcode, add the Swift package NotifiquePush (Swift Package Manager). If unsure, ask your iOS developer to add it.

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Step 2: Start in the app

At app startup (e.g. in App or AppDelegate):
Replace YOUR_APP_ID with the dashboard ID. The app asks for notification permission and registers itself.
Don’t put API keys in the app. Only the public appId.

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Step 3: Test

  1. Run on a physical iPhone (simulator isn’t reliable for push)
  2. Accept “Allow notifications”
  3. Send a test alert from the Notifique dashboard

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Checklist

  • Apple configured in ⚙️ dashboard
  • Bundle ID matches on Apple, Xcode, and Notifique
  • Push Notifications enabled in Xcode
  • Code with correct appId
  • Test on real iPhone

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