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Flet OneSignal is an extension that integrates the OneSignal Flutter SDK with Flet applications.

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<h1 align="center">Flet OneSignal</h1>

OneSignal SDK integration for Flet applications

---

- [Installation](#installation)
- [Quick Start](#quick-start)
- [API Reference](#api-reference)

## Overview

**Flet OneSignal** is an extension that integrates the [OneSignal Flutter SDK](https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/en/flutter-sdk-setup) with [Flet](https://flet.dev) applications. It provides a complete Python API for:

- [Push Notifications](#push-notifications) — send and receive on iOS and Android ([OneSignal Docs](https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/en/push))
- [In-App Messages](#in-app-messages) — targeted messages within your app ([OneSignal Docs](https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/en/in-app-messages-setup))
- [User Management](#user-management) — identity, tags, aliases, email, SMS ([OneSignal Docs](https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/en/users))
- [Location](#location) — geo-targeted messaging ([OneSignal Docs](https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/en/location-opt-in-prompt))
- [Outcomes](#outcomes) — track actions and conversions ([OneSignal Docs](https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/en/custom-outcomes))
- [Live Activities](#live-activities-ios) — iOS real-time updates (iOS 16.1+) ([OneSignal Docs](https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/en/live-activities))
- [Privacy & Consent](#privacy--consent) — GDPR compliance ([OneSignal Docs](https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/en/handling-personal-data))
- [Debugging](#debugging) — log levels and error handling

> **Version 0.4.0** - Built for Flet 0.80.x with a modular architecture that mirrors the OneSignal SDK structure.

---

## Buy Me a Coffee

If you find this project useful, please consider supporting its development:

---

## Requirements

| Component | Minimum Version |
|-----------|-----------------|
| Python | 3.10+           |
| Flet | 0.80.x+         |

### Platform Requirements

| Platform | Minimum Version | Notes |
|----------|-----------------|-------|
| **iOS** | 12.0+ | Requires Xcode 14+ |
| **Android** | API 24 (Android 7.0)+ | Requires `compileSdkVersion 33+` |

---

## Installation

### Step 1: Install the Package

Choose your preferred package manager:

```bash
# Using UV (Recommended)
uv add flet-onesignal

# Using pip
pip install flet-onesignal

# Using Poetry
poetry add flet-onesignal
```

### Step 2: Configure pyproject.toml

Add the dependency to your project configuration:

```toml
[project]
name = "my-flet-app"
version = "1.0.0"
requires-python = ">=3.10"

dependencies = [
    "flet>=0.80.5",
    "flet-onesignal>=0.4.0",
]

[tool.flet.app]
path = "src"

```

### Step 3: OneSignal Dashboard Setup (Android)

1. Create an account at [OneSignal.com](https://onesignal.com), then click **+ Create** > **New App**.

2. Enter your **App Name**, select the organization, choose **Google Android (FCM)** as the channel, and click **Next: Configure Your Platform**.

![New OneSignal App](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/b9211026-ae68-4b51-a185-06092300f77f)

3. Upload your **Service Account JSON** file. To generate it, go to the [Firebase Console](https://console.firebase.google.com) > **Project Settings** > **Service accounts** > **Generate new private key**. See the [OneSignal Android credentials guide](https://documentation.onesignal.com/docs/en/android-firebase-credentials) for detailed instructions. Click **Save & Continue**.

![FCM Configuration](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/eddd4655-2b99-4c57-b217-e50151014dca)

4. Select **Flutter** as the target SDK, then click **Save & Continue**.

![Select SDK](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/201ff0ab-83e0-401c-9ad8-0407ba280c49)

5. Copy the **App ID** displayed on the screen and click **Done**. You will use this ID in your Flet app.

![App ID](https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/90edfacc-d9e7-402e-b76b-9781808167f6)

### Step 4: iOS Configuration

1. Enable **Push Notifications** capability in Xcode
2. Enable **Background Modes** > Remote notifications
3. Add your APNs certificate to the OneSignal dashboard

---

## Quick Start

```python
import flet as ft
import flet_onesignal as fos

# Your OneSignal App ID from the dashboard
ONESIGNAL_APP_ID = "xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx"

async def main(page: ft.Page):
    page.title = "My App"
    page.vertical_alignment = ft.CrossAxisAlignment.CENTER
    page.horizontal_alignment = ft.MainAxisAlignment.CENTER

# Initialize OneSignal
    onesignal = fos.OneSignal(
        app_id=ONESIGNAL_APP_ID,
        log_level=fos.OSLogLevel.DEBUG,  # Enable debug logging
    )

# Add to page services (required for Flet 0.80.x services)
    page.services.append(onesignal)

# Request notification permission
    permission_granted = await onesignal.notifications.request_permission()
    print(f"Notification permission: {permission_granted}")

# Identify the user (optional but recommended)
    await onesignal.login("user_12345")

page.add(ft.Text("OneSignal is ready!"))

if __name__ == "__main__":
    ft.run(main)
```

> **Note:** `OneSignal` is a **service**, not a visual control. You must add it using `page.services.append(onesignal)` — **not** `page.overlay.append(onesignal)`. Using `overlay` will not initialize the SDK correctly.

---

## Architecture

The SDK follows a modular architecture that mirrors the official OneSignal SDK:

```
fos.OneSignal
│
├── .debug              # Logging and debugging
├── .user               # User identity, tags, aliases, email, SMS
├── .notifications      # Push notification management
├── .in_app_messages    # In-app message triggers and lifecycle
├── .location           # Location sharing (optional)
├── .session            # Outcomes and analytics
└── .live_activities    # iOS Live Activities (iOS 16.1+)
```

Each module provides focused functionality and can be accessed as a property of the main `OneSignal` instance.

---

## User Management

### Login and Logout

Associate users with their account in your system using an **External User ID**:

```python
# Login - Associates the device with your user ID
await onesignal.login("user_12345")

# Logout - Removes the association, creates anonymous user
await onesignal.logout()
```

> **Best Practice:** Call `login()` when the user signs into your app and `logout()` when they sign out.

### Get User IDs

```python
# Get the OneSignal-generated user ID
onesignal_id = await onesignal.user.get_onesignal_id()
print(f"OneSignal ID: {onesignal_id}")

# Get the External User ID (set via login)
external_id = await onesignal.user.get_external_id()
print(f"External ID: {external_id}")
```

### Tags

Tags are key-value pairs used for segmentation and personalization:

```python
# Add a single tag
await onesignal.user.add_tag("subscription_type", "premium")

# Add multiple tags at once
await onesignal.user.add_tags({
    "favorite_team": "barcelona",
    "notification_frequency": "daily",
    "app_version": "2.1.0",
})

# Remove a tag
await onesignal.user.remove_tag("old_tag")

# Remove multiple tags
await onesignal.user.remove_tags(["tag1", "tag2", "tag3"])

# Get all tags
tags = await onesignal.user.get_tags()
print(f"User tags: {tags}")
```

### Aliases

Aliases allow you to associate multiple identifiers with a single user:

```python
# Add an alias (e.g., CRM ID, database ID)
await onesignal.user.add_alias("crm_id", "CRM_98765")

# Add multiple aliases
await onesignal.user.add_aliases({
    "database_id": "DB_12345",
    "analytics_id": "GA_67890",
})

# Remove an alias
await onesignal.user.remove_alias("old_alias")
```

### Email Subscriptions

Add email addresses for omnichannel messaging:

```python
# Add an email subscription
await onesignal.user.add_email("user@example.com")

# Remove an email subscription
await onesignal.user.remove_email("user@example.com")
```

### SMS Subscriptions

Add phone numbers for SMS messaging (use E.164 format):

```python
# Add SMS subscription (E.164 format: +[country code][number])
await onesignal.user.add_sms("+5511999999999")

# Remove SMS subscription
await onesignal.user.remove_sms("+5511999999999")
```

### Language

Set the user's preferred language for localized notifications:

```python
# Set language using ISO 639-1 code
await onesignal.user.set_language("pt")  # Portuguese
await onesignal.user.set_language("es")  # Spanish
await onesignal.user.set_language("en")  # English

# You can also use the Language enum for auto-complete support
await onesignal.user.set_language(fos.Language.PORTUGUESE.value)
await onesignal.user.set_language(fos.Language.SPANISH.value)
```

---

## Push Notifications

### Requesting Permission

You must request permission before sending push notifications:

```python
# Request permission with fallback to settings
granted = await onesignal.notifications.request_permission(
    fallback_to_settings=True  # Opens settings if previously denied
)

if granted:
    print("User granted notification permission!")
else:
    print("User denied notification permission")
```

### Check Permission Status

```python
# Check if permission can be requested (not yet prompted)
can_request = await onesignal.notifications.can_request_permission()

# Check current permission status
has_permission = await onesignal.notifications.get_permission()
```

### iOS Provisional Authorization

Request provisional (quiet) authorization on iOS 12+:

```python
# Notifications will be delivered quietly to Notification Center
authorized = await onesignal.notifications.register_for_provisional_authorization()
```

### Managing Notifications

```python
# Clear all notifications from the notification center
await onesignal.notifications.clear_all()

# Remove a specific notification (Android only)
await onesignal.notifications.remove_notification(notification_id)

# Remove a group of notifications (Android only)
await onesignal.notifications.remove_grouped_notifications("group_key")
```

### Foreground Display Control

Control whether notifications are shown when the app is in the foreground:

```python
# Inside on_notification_foreground handler:
# Prevent a notification from being displayed
await onesignal.notifications.prevent_default(e.notification_id)

# Later, allow display if needed
await onesignal.notifications.display(e.notification_id)
```

### Push Subscription Control

```python
# Opt user into push notifications
await onesignal.user.opt_in_push()

# Opt user out of push notifications
await onesignal.user.opt_out_push()

# Check if user is opted in
is_opted_in = await onesignal.user.is_push_opted_in()

# Get push subscription details
subscription_id = await onesignal.user.get_push_subscription_id()
push_token = await onesignal.user.get_push_subscription_token()
```

### Handling Notification Events

```python
def on_notification_click(e: fos.OSNotificationClickEvent):
    """Called when user taps on a notification."""
    print(f"Notification clicked: {e.notification}")
    print(f"Action ID: {e.action_id}")  # If action buttons were used

def on_notification_foreground(e: fos.OSNotificationWillDisplayEvent):
    """Called when notification received while app is in foreground."""
    print(f"Notification received: {e.notification}")
    print(f"Notification ID: {e.notification_id}")

# Optionally prevent display and handle manually:
    # await onesignal.notifications.prevent_default(e.notification_id)
    # Later, allow display if needed:
    # await onesignal.notifications.display(e.notification_id)

def on_permission_change(e: fos.OSPermissionChangeEvent):
    """Called when notification permission status changes."""
    print(f"Permission granted: {e.permission}")

# Register handlers when creating OneSignal instance
onesignal = fos.OneSignal(
    app_id=ONESIGNAL_APP_ID,
    on_notification_click=on_notification_click,
    on_notification_foreground=on_notification_foreground,
    on_permission_change=on_permission_change,
)
```

---

## In-App Messages

In-App Messages (IAMs) are messages displayed within your app based on triggers.

### Triggers

Triggers determine when IAMs are displayed:

```python
# Add a trigger
await onesignal.in_app_messages.add_trigger("level_completed", "5")

# Add multiple triggers
await onesignal.in_app_messages.add_triggers({
    "screen": "checkout",
    "cart_value": "50",
})

# Remove a trigger
await onesignal.in_app_messages.remove_trigger("old_trigger")

# Remove multiple triggers
await onesignal.in_app_messages.remove_triggers(["trigger1", "trigger2"])

# Clear all triggers
await onesignal.in_app_messages.clear_triggers()
```

### Pausing In-App Messages

Temporarily prevent IAMs from displaying:

```python
# Pause IAM display
await onesignal.in_app_messages.pause()

# Resume IAM display
await onesignal.in_app_messages.resume()

# Check if paused
is_paused = await onesignal.in_app_messages.is_paused()
```

### IAM Event Handlers

```python
def on_iam_click(e: fos.OSInAppMessageClickEvent):
    """Called when user interacts with an IAM."""
    print(f"IAM clicked - Action: {e.result.action_id}")
    print(f"URL: {e.result.url}")
    print(f"Closing message: {e.result.closing_message}")

def on_iam_will_display(e: fos.OSInAppMessageWillDisplayEvent):
    """Called before an IAM is displayed."""
    print(f"IAM will display: {e.message}")

def on_iam_did_display(e: fos.OSInAppMessageDidDisplayEvent):
    """Called after an IAM is displayed."""
    print("IAM displayed")

def on_iam_will_dismiss(e: fos.OSInAppMessageWillDismissEvent):
    """Called before an IAM is dismissed."""
    print("IAM will dismiss")

def on_iam_did_dismiss(e: fos.OSInAppMessageDidDismissEvent):
    """Called after an IAM is dismissed."""
    print("IAM dismissed")

onesignal = fos.OneSignal(
    app_id=ONESIGNAL_APP_ID,
    on_iam_click=on_iam_click,
    on_iam_will_display=on_iam_will_display,
    on_iam_did_display=on_iam_did_display,
    on_iam_will_dismiss=on_iam_will_dismiss,
    on_iam_did_dismiss=on_iam_did_dismiss,
)
```

---

## Location

Share user location for geo-targeted messaging:

```python
# Request location permission
granted = await onesignal.location.request_permission()

# Enable location sharing
await onesignal.location.set_shared(True)

# Disable location sharing
await onesignal.location.set_shared(False)

# Check if location is being shared
is_shared = await onesignal.location.is_shared()
```

### Android Setup

On Android, the OneSignal Location module is **not included by default**. Without it, `set_shared(True)` will log `no location dependency found` and location will not work.

To enable it, you need to build your app using the `fos-build` CLI, which automatically injects the required Gradle dependencies (`com.onesignal:location`, `play-services-location`, and ProGuard rules).

**1. Install the CLI:**

```bash
# Using UV (Recommended)
uv add flet-onesignal[cli]

# Using pip
pip install flet-onesignal[cli]

# Using Poetry
poetry add flet-onesignal[cli]
```

**2. Add location permissions** to your `pyproject.toml`:

```toml
# pyproject.toml
[tool.flet.android]
permission."android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION" = true
permission."android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION" = true
```

These permissions are required in the Android Manifest for the app to access the device's GPS. `ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION` enables precise GPS positioning, while `ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION` enables approximate location via Wi-Fi/cell towers. Without them, the system will deny location access at runtime even if the user grants permission in the dialog.

**3. Enable the OneSignal Location module** via `pyproject.toml` or CLI flag:

```toml
# pyproject.toml
[tool.flet.onesignal.android]
location = true
```

```bash
# Or pass the flag directly
fos-build apk --location
```

**4. Build with `fos-build`:**

```bash
fos-build apk
```

> **Note:** Using `flet build apk` directly (without `fos-build`) will **not** inject the location module and the feature will silently fail at runtime.

---

## Outcomes

Track user actions and conversions attributed to notifications:

```python
# Track a simple outcome
await onesignal.session.add_outcome("product_viewed")

# Track a unique outcome (counted once per notification)
await onesignal.session.add_unique_outcome("app_opened")

# Track an outcome with a value (e.g., purchase amount)
await onesignal.session.add_outcome_with_value("purchase", 29.99)
```

---

## Live Activities (iOS)

Update iOS Live Activities in real-time (iOS 16.1+):

```python
# Enter a Live Activity
await onesignal.live_activities.enter(
    activity_id="delivery_12345",
    token="live_activity_push_token"
)

# Exit a Live Activity
await onesignal.live_activities.exit("delivery_12345")

# Set push-to-start token for a Live Activity type
await onesignal.live_activities.set_push_to_start_token(
    activity_type="DeliveryActivityAttributes",
    token="push_to_start_token"
)

# Remove push-to-start token
await onesignal.live_activities.remove_push_to_start_token("DeliveryActivityAttributes")

# Setup default Live Activity options
await onesignal.live_activities.setup_default()
```

---

## Privacy & Consent

For GDPR and other privacy regulations, you can require user consent before collecting data:

```python
# Create OneSignal with consent requirement
onesignal = fos.OneSignal(
    app_id=ONESIGNAL_APP_ID,
    require_consent=True,  # SDK won't collect data until consent is given
)

# After user accepts your privacy policy
await onesignal.consent_given(True)

# If user declines
await onesignal.consent_given(False)
```

> **Important:** `require_consent=True` must be set in the constructor for the consent methods to work.
> Without it, the SDK is fully active from initialization and calling `consent_given()` has no practical effect.

---

## Debugging

### Log Levels

Configure SDK logging for development:

```python
# Set log level during initialization
onesignal = fos.OneSignal(
    app_id=ONESIGNAL_APP_ID,
    log_level=fos.OSLogLevel.VERBOSE,
)

# Or change it dynamically
await onesignal.debug.set_log_level(fos.OSLogLevel.DEBUG)

# Set alert level (visual alerts for errors)
await onesignal.debug.set_alert_level(fos.OSLogLevel.ERROR)
```

**Available log levels:**

| Level | Description |
|-------|-------------|
| `NONE` | No logging |
| `FATAL` | Only fatal errors |
| `ERROR` | Errors and fatal errors |
| `WARN` | Warnings and above |
| `INFO` | Informational messages and above |
| `DEBUG` | Debug messages and above |
| `VERBOSE` | All messages including verbose details |

### Error Handling

```python
def on_error(e: fos.OSErrorEvent):
    """Called when an error occurs in the SDK."""
    print(f"Error in {e.method}: {e.message}")
    if e.stack_trace:
        print(f"Stack trace: {e.stack_trace}")

onesignal = fos.OneSignal(
    app_id=ONESIGNAL_APP_ID,
    on_error=on_error,
)
```

### Debug Console

A built-in visual console for viewing application logs during development:

```python
import flet as ft
import flet_onesignal as fos

# Setup file-based logging (writes to FLET_APP_CONSOLE or debug.log)
logger = fos.setup_logging()

async def main(page: ft.Page):
    debug_console = fos.DebugConsole()

page.appbar = ft.AppBar(
        title=ft.Text("My App"),
        actions=[debug_console.icon],  # Bug icon opens the console
    )

# Or use a floating action button instead
    # page.floating_action_button = debug_console.fab

logger.info("App started")
    page.add(ft.Text("Hello World"))

ft.run(main)
```

The `DebugConsole` reads log entries written by `setup_logging()` and displays them in a filterable dialog with color-coded levels (`fos.LogLevel.DEBUG`, `INFO`, `WARNING`, `ERROR`, `CRITICAL`).

### Android Logcat Scripts

The [`scripts/`](scripts/) directory includes two logcat viewer scripts that display Android logs with **Android Studio-style colors and formatting**. They auto-detect the focused app, filter by its PID, and highlight Flet/Flutter, Python errors and exceptions.

**Bash version** (Linux/macOS — requires `adb` in PATH):

```bash
# Default filter (flutter, python, Error, Exception, Traceback)
./scripts/flet_log.sh

# Add extra filters
./scripts/flet_log.sh "OneSignal|Firebase"
```

**Python version** (cross-platform):

```bash
python scripts/flet_log.py

python scripts/flet_log.py "OneSignal|Firebase"
```

> **Requirement:** A device or emulator connected via `adb`. The scripts clear the logcat buffer on each app restart so you only see fresh output.

---

## API Reference

### OneSignal (Main Class)

```python
fos.OneSignal(
    app_id: str,                          # Required: Your OneSignal App ID
    log_level: OSLogLevel = None,         # Optional: SDK log level
    visual_alert_level: OSLogLevel = None, # Optional: Visual alert level (iOS)
    require_consent: bool = False,        # Optional: Require user consent
    on_notification_click: Callable = None,
    on_notification_foreground: Callable = None,
    on_permission_change: Callable = None,
    on_user_change: Callable = None,
    on_push_subscription_change: Callable = None,
    on_iam_click: Callable = None,
    on_iam_will_display: Callable = None,
    on_iam_did_display: Callable = None,
    on_iam_will_dismiss: Callable = None,
    on_iam_did_dismiss: Callable = None,
    on_error: Callable = None,
)
```

### Event Types

| Event Class | Properties |
|-------------|------------|
| `OSNotificationClickEvent` | `notification`, `action_id` |
| `OSNotificationWillDisplayEvent` | `notification`, `notification_id` |
| `OSPermissionChangeEvent` | `permission` |
| `OSUserChangedEvent` | `state.onesignal_id`, `state.external_id` |
| `OSPushSubscriptionChangedEvent` | `id`, `token`, `opted_in` |
| `OSInAppMessageClickEvent` | `message`, `result.action_id`, `result.url`, `result.url_target`, `result.closing_message` |
| `OSInAppMessageWillDisplayEvent` | `message` |
| `OSInAppMessageDidDisplayEvent` | `message` |
| `OSInAppMessageWillDismissEvent` | `message` |
| `OSInAppMessageDidDismissEvent` | `message` |
| `OSErrorEvent` | `method`, `message`, `stack_trace` |

### Enums

```python
class OSLogLevel(Enum):
    NONE = "none"
    FATAL = "fatal"
    ERROR = "error"
    WARN = "warn"
    INFO = "info"
    DEBUG = "debug"
    VERBOSE = "verbose"
```

---

## Migration from v0.3.x

If upgrading from version 0.3.x, note these breaking changes:

| v0.3.x (Old) | v0.4.0 (New) |
|--------------|--------------|
| `fos.OneSignalSettings(app_id=...)` | `fos.OneSignal(app_id=...)` |
| `onesignal.get_onesignal_id()` | `await onesignal.user.get_onesignal_id()` |
| `onesignal.get_external_user_id()` | `await onesignal.user.get_external_id()` |
| `onesignal.login(id)` | `await onesignal.login(id)` |
| `onesignal.logout()` | `await onesignal.logout()` |
| `onesignal.set_language(code)` | `await onesignal.user.set_language(code)` |
| `onesignal.add_alias(alias, id)` | `await onesignal.user.add_alias(label, id)` |
| `onesignal.request_permission()` | `await onesignal.notifications.request_permission()` |
| `onesignal.clear_all_notifications()` | `await onesignal.notifications.clear_all()` |
| `on_notification_opened` | `on_notification_click` |
| `on_notification_received` | `on_notification_foreground` |
| `on_click_in_app_messages` | `on_iam_click` |
| `ft.app(target=main)` | `ft.run(main)` |

**Key changes:**
- All methods are now **async-only** (no `_async` suffix)
- Methods are organized into **sub-modules** (`.user`, `.notifications`, etc.)
- Uses `ft.Service` base class instead of `Control`
- New event types with structured data

---

## Troubleshooting

### Notifications not appearing

1. Verify your OneSignal App ID is correct
2. Check that you've requested and received notification permission
3. Ensure platform certificates (APNs/FCM) are configured in OneSignal dashboard
4. Check device logs for any SDK errors

### App crashes on startup

1. Verify minimum SDK versions are met
2. Check that the OneSignal is added to `page.services`
3. Review the `on_error` handler for any initialization errors

### Tags not syncing

1. Tags are synced asynchronously - allow a few seconds
2. Check your network connection
3. Verify tags in the OneSignal dashboard under Users

---

## Examples

Two complete examples are available in the [`examples`](examples) directory:

### Example App

Interactive demo with pages for each module — login, notifications, tags, aliases, in-app messages, location, session outcomes and more — built with Flet's declarative UI.

cd examples/flet_onesignal_example
    uv sync
    uv run python src/main.py

### Test Runner

Automated test app that exercises every SDK method with a single tap and displays real-time results in a checklist + log panel. Useful for validating the integration on a real device after building with `fos-build` or `flet build`.

cd examples/flet_onesignal_test
    uv sync
    fos-build apk          # recommended (injects location module)
    # or: uv run python src/main.py   # desktop preview (no location)

---

## Learn more
* [Documentation](https://brunobrown.github.io/flet-onesignal)

## Flet Community

Join the community to contribute or get help:

* [Discussions](https://github.com/flet-dev/flet/discussions)
* [Discord](https://discord.gg/dzWXP8SHG8)
* [X (Twitter)](https://twitter.com/fletdev)
* [Bluesky](https://bsky.app/profile/fletdev.bsky.social)
* [Email us](mailto:hello@flet.dev)

## Support

If you like this project, please give it a [GitHub star](https://github.com/brunobrown/flet-onesignal) ⭐

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## Contributing

Contributions and feedback are welcome!

1. Fork the repository
2. Create a feature branch
3. Submit a pull request with detailed explanation

For feedback, [open an issue](https://github.com/brunobrown/flet-onesignal/issues) with your suggestions.

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## Try flet-onesignal today and enhance your Flet apps with push notifications!

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<a href="https://www.bible.com/bible/116/PRO.16.NLT"> Commit your work to the LORD, and your plans will succeed. Proverbs 16:3</a>

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