2.2.0

What's new?

• Updated pod specs for core SDK to support iOS 9 and above versions.
• Updated pod specs for extension SDK to support iOS 10 and above versions
• Added support for extending the customPushCategories and overriding the customAuthorizationOptions while registering for remote notifications

//Set custom push notification categories at the time of SDK initialization. 
config.customCategories = getCustomeCategories();

//Set custom authorization options at the time of SDK intiialisation. 
config.customAuthorizationOptions = [.alert, .badge, .sound, .providesAppNotificationSettings]    

• Send broadcast notification on responding to the push notification permission pop up to know the user response.

NotificationCenter.default.addObserver(forName: Notification.Name(rawValue: "BlueshiftPushAuthorizationStatusDidChangeNotification"), object: nil, queue: OperationQueue.current) { notification in
            print("Push permission status : \(String(describing: notification.userInfo?["status"]))")
}

• Added method getRegisteredForInAppScreenName to get current registered in-app screen name

let registeredScreenName = BlueShift.sharedInstance()?.getRegisteredForInAppScreenName()

• Automated the UNAuthorisation status change detection on app entering foreground using the observers

• Implemented Blueshift Serial Queue for background request execution

• Forced SDK initialization on the main thread to avoid main thread execution warnings

• SDK code clean up and enhancements

  • Reorganised the SDK initialization code
  • Download font awesome file on SDK initialization
  • Modified the get ManagedObjectModel Paths for core data
  • Replaced hard-coded SDK versioning with framework bundle version
  • Added new logs for debugging purpose
  • Removed unused files
  • Resolved Xcode Analysis issues and warnings