How to use the expo-notifications.createChannelAsync function in expo-notifications
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expo / expo / apps / notification-test-app / example / src / ChannelGroup.tsx View on Github 
async function () {
Notifications.createChannelAsync(
"first channel",
{
name: "first channel name",
description: "channel description",
sound: true,
priority: 5,
vibrate: false,
badge: true,
groupId: "first",
},
);
}
,expo-notifications
Provides an API to fetch push notification tokens and to present, schedule, receive, and respond to notifications.
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95 / 100Popular expo-notifications functions
- expo-notifications.addOnForegroundNotificationListener
- expo-notifications.addOnUserInteractionListener
- expo-notifications.cancelAllScheduledNotificationsAsync
- expo-notifications.cancelScheduledNotificationAsync
- expo-notifications.createCategoryAsync
- expo-notifications.createChannelAsync
- expo-notifications.createChannelGroupAsync
- expo-notifications.deleteCategoryAsync
- expo-notifications.deleteChannelAsync
- expo-notifications.deleteChannelGroupAsync
- expo-notifications.getBadgeNumberAsync
- expo-notifications.presentLocalNotificationAsync
- expo-notifications.scheduleLocalNotificationAsync
- expo-notifications.scheduleNotificationWithCalendarAsync
- expo-notifications.scheduleNotificationWithTimerAsync
- expo-notifications.setBadgeNumberAsync
- expo-notifications.setOnTokenChangeListenerAsync