Enable or disable in-app notifications, defer and re-show them, and adjust the small in-app display duration.
The Pulsate iOS SDK gives you fine-grained control over in-app notification behavior on PULPulsateManager — whether they show, how long small in-app messages stay on screen, and how to defer and later re-show a message.
Enabling and disabling in-app notifications
In-app notifications are enabled by default. Toggle them with enable(inAppNotification:):
import PULPulsate
guard let manager = PULPulsateFactory.getDefaultInstance() else { return }
manager.enable(inAppNotification: true) // Enable
manager.enable(inAppNotification: false) // Disable
Read the current preference with isInAppNotificationEnabled():
if manager.isInAppNotificationEnabled() {
// In-app notifications will be shown
}
Deferring and re-showing a notification
A common pattern is to suppress in-app notifications until the user has authenticated, then re-show the most recent one. Use showLastInAppNotification(_:) after re-enabling:
// Before login — suppress in-app notifications
manager.enable(inAppNotification: false)
// After login — re-enable and re-show the last message
manager.enable(inAppNotification: true)
manager.showLastInAppNotification()
// Pass true to force re-showing even if already shown
manager.showLastInAppNotification(true)
Adjusting the small in-app display duration
Small in-app notifications display for 12 seconds by default. Change this with setSmallInAppNotificationDuration(_:) (in seconds), and read the current value with getSmallInAppNotificationDuration():
manager.setSmallInAppNotificationDuration(30) // Show for 30 seconds
let seconds = manager.getSmallInAppNotificationDuration()
These options let you tune in-app notification presentation and timing to fit your app's flow.