Implementation of Native Cross-Platform Notifications (Windows, Android, iOS, and macOS) #4836
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Hello Flet team,
I would like to propose the implementation of native cross-platform notifications within the Flet library. Currently, many applications require the ability to send notifications when a message is received or when a significant event occurs. It would be very useful to have a component or API that allows integrating notifications in the following manner:
Arguments and Benefits
Consistency in User Experience:
It will help developers create applications that follow the native guidelines and behaviors of each platform, providing a more integrated and professional user experience.
Time Savings in Development:
With a unified API for notifications, developers can reduce the need to write and maintain platform-specific code, allowing them to focus on other application functionalities.
Enhanced Interactivity:
Real-time notifications are essential for messaging apps, alerts, or reminders, improving communication with the user and increasing the responsiveness of applications developed with Flet.
Ease of Integration and Maintenance:
A native, centralized solution in Flet would eliminate the dependency on external libraries or third-party services for handling notifications, simplifying the integration process and long-term maintenance.
Proposed Usage Example
It would be ideal for the implementation to offer a simple API, such as:
This API could be extended with options to customize the icon, priority, sound, and other parameters specific to each operating system.
I hope this proposal will be considered for future versions of Flet. Thank you very much for your effort and dedication in developing this excellent library.
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