gdx-notifications

Cross-platform notifications for libgdx.

Desktop support thanks to JCommunique and java-to-OS-notify.

Setup

This library needs libgdx starting from version 1.5.5.

Add the pretty bold parts into your build.gradle file:

    repositories {
        maven { url "http://dl.bintray.com/spookygames/oss" }
    }
    
    ...
    
    project(":desktop") {
        
        ...
        
        dependencies {
            compile project(":core")
            ...
            compile "net.spookygames.gdx:gdx-notifications-desktop-jcommunique:0.0.1" for Swing notifications
            OR
            compile "net.spookygames.gdx:gdx-notifications-desktop-os:0.0.1" for native notifications
        }
    }
    
    project(":android") {
        
        ...
        
        dependencies {
            compile project(":core")
            ...
            compile "net.spookygames.gdx:gdx-notifications-android:0.0.1"
        }
    }
    
    project(":core") {
        
        ...
        
        dependencies {
            ...
            compile "net.spookygames.gdx:gdx-notifications:0.0.1"
        }
    }

Usage

Initialization

We're talking platform-specific stuff here, so you'll need to initialize the magic in your specific initializers. Simply follow the indications from libgdx's wiki.

Classes you'll have for this:

• DesktopNotificationHandler (desktop, whether it's from JCommunique or java-to-OS-notify)
• AndroidNotificationHandler (warning, notifications are not supported for android versions below 11)

And the base interface with two methods:

• NotificationHandler

Notify

NotificationHandler handler = <your_platform-specific_handler_here>;

NotificationParameters parameters = new NotificationParameters();

parameters.id = 12;
parameters.title = "Notification for the people";
parameters.text = "Lorem ipsum";

handler.showNotification(parameters);

Remove notification

NotificationHandler handler = <your_platform-specific_handler_here>;

// You could (should!) very well get the parameters object from above
// But it will go nice too if you create a new object
// Only the id matters actually
NotificationParameters parameters = new NotificationParameters();
parameters.id = 12;
	
handler.hideNotification(parameters);

Platform support

• Desktop (swing via JCommunique, native via java-to-OS-notify)
• Android
• iOS
• HTML