How to schedule notification at specific time using awesome package in Flutter?

Question

I am using an awesome Package and am trying to make a notification at a specific time using this package.

Future<void> showNotificationWithIconsAndActionButtons(int id) async {
    AwesomeNotifications().initialize(
        '',
        [
          NotificationChannel(
              channelKey: 'basic_channel',
              channelName: 'Basic notifications',
              channelDescription: 'Notification channel for basic tests',
              defaultColor: Color(0xFF9D50DD),
              ledColor: Colors.white,
            playSound: true,

            importance: NotificationImportance.Max,
            defaultRingtoneType: DefaultRingtoneType.Notification,

          )
        ]
    );
 
    await AwesomeNotifications().createNotification(

        content: NotificationContent(
            id: id,
            channelKey: 'basic_channel',
            title: 'Anonymous says:',
            body: 'Hi there!',
            payload: {'uuid': 'user-profile-uuid'},
          displayOnBackground: true,
          displayOnForeground: true,

            ),
        
     

i need to make notification in particular time.

Answer 1

The same plugin provides a way to schedule notifications as per the need.

Checkout this link from it's description: https://pub.dev/packages/awesome_notifications#scheduling-a-notification

Bascially showing it at a specific time will look something like this:

 await AwesomeNotifications().createNotification(
  content: NotificationContent(
    id: id,
    channelKey: 'scheduled',
    title: 'Just in time!',
    body: 'This notification was schedule to shows at ' +
        (Utils.DateUtils.parseDateToString(scheduleTime.toLocal()) ?? '?') +
        ' $timeZoneIdentifier (' +
        (Utils.DateUtils.parseDateToString(scheduleTime.toUtc()) ?? '?') +
        ' utc)',
    notificationLayout: NotificationLayout.BigPicture,
    bigPicture: 'asset://assets/images/delivery.jpeg',
    payload: {'uuid': 'uuid-test'},
    autoCancel: false,
  ),
  schedule: NotificationCalendar.fromDate(date: scheduleTime));

Note: The code sample is from the plugin's Readme. I have not tested this yet.