How do I bootstrap notifications on iOS?

[dmateertf]

The notifee documentation states, "It is recommended to always check if a notification has caused your app to open before displaying the main app content. Once consumed, the initial notification is removed." The example provided uses the getInitialNotification method. However, there is a note immediately above that documentation which states, "getInitialNotification is deprecated on iOS in favour of the PRESS event received by the onForegroundEvent event handler."

So how does one bootstrap the application in iOS? I am in need of exactly this use case, to detect when the application was not in the foreground initially but opened up via a notification so that I can "short-circuit" the application loading. When I try this, I am seeing that getInitialNotification does not return anything but onForegroundEvent is called, but of course relying on registering onForegroundEvent means that the cattle are already out of the barn by the time the handler runs.

How do I handle this on iOS?

[SERCHAT]

You are right @dmateertf . I have same question, when open my app from notification on iOS getInitialNotification() returns null but onForegroundEvent fired, with onFroegroundEvent I can not control my flow to navigate user to the related screen. I think usage of getInitialNotificaion of notifee is inevitably.