ScheduledNotificationsViewController

ScheduledNotificationsViewController shows you all of your pending local notifications in one place, with all the information you need. Tapping on a notification will immediately trigger its delivery, making this small tool invaluable for debugging local notifications.

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Scheduled	Delivered	Tap to trigger

Features

See all scheduled notifications in one place: every notification includes content, next trigger date, an identifier and a category name.
Tap on a notification in a list to immediately trigger its delivery (you can test live how the notification will look). The "real" notification will still arrive in time!
Scroll down to see recently delivered notifications (tap "Show Delivered Notifications")
Supports light and dark mode natively

Usage

import UIKit
import ScheduledNotificationsViewController

// ...somewhere in "Settings" screen:

#if DEBUG

let notificationsVC = ScheduledNotificationsViewController()
self.navigationController?.pushViewController(notificationsVC, animated: true)

#endif

Troubleshooting

Q: My scheduled notifications list is empty

A: Make sure you have granted notifications permissions to your app on your device. More here:  Asking Permission to Use Notifications

Q: I tap on a notification in a list, but nothing shows up

A: Make sure you're using userNotificationCenter(_:willPresent:withCompletionHandler:) callback in your UNUserNotificationCenterDelegate. More here:  Handling Notifications and Notification-Related Actions (see section "Handle Notifications While Your App Runs in the Foreground")

Installation

Swift Package Manager