Example of how to open a Rover Notification manually.

open-notification-example.swift

// NOTE: a future update is going to render this code unnecessary.


let notification = // get a reference to the Rover Notification using your own table data source.

// Resolve various Rover subsystems from the SDK that you will need to do the below logic.
// (Change `RoverCampaigns` to `Rover` if you are still targetting 2.x)
let notificationStore = RoverCampaigns.shared!.resolve(NotificationStore.self)!
let router = RoverCampaigns.shared!.resolve(Router.self)!
let dispatcher = RoverCampaigns.shared!.resolve(Dispatcher.self)!
let eventQueue = RoverCampaigns.shared!.resolve(EventQueue.self)!
        
if !notification.isRead {
    // ask Rover to mark the notification as read.  Note, if you are showing the unread state in the row, yu may want to book-end this call in `tableView.beginUpdates/endUpdates`, etc.
    notificationStore.markNotificationRead(notification.id)
}

// now we have to handle the different behaviours for different kinds of notification:
switch notification.tapBehavior {
case .openApp:
    break
case .openURL(let url):
    if let action = router.action(for: url) as? PresentViewAction {
        action.viewControllerToPresent.transitioningDelegate = self
        dispatcher.dispatch(action, completionHandler: nil)
    } else {
        UIApplication.shared.open(url, options: [:], completionHandler: nil)
    }
case .presentWebsite(let url):
    if let action = RoverCampaigns.shared!.resolve(Action.self, name: "presentWebsite", arguments: url) {
        if let presentViewAction = action as? PresentViewAction {
            presentViewAction.viewControllerToPresent.transitioningDelegate = self
        }

        dispatcher.dispatch(action, completionHandler: nil)
    }
}