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detect iBeacon even if the app is killed #117

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veken1199 opened this issue Jun 15, 2016 · 1 comment
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detect iBeacon even if the app is killed #117

veken1199 opened this issue Jun 15, 2016 · 1 comment

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@veken1199
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what I want to do is to receive a local notification when the users walk into a region and the bluetooth is on but the app is not running on the device. is it possible to trigger the app based on ibeacon detection in android?? if yes, how? is it possible on iOS? what alternative do I have ?
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@veken1199 veken1199 changed the title running in the background even if the app is killed detect iBeacon even if the app is killed Jun 15, 2016
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RikdeVos commented Jan 14, 2017

With the cordova ibeacon plugin you can do region monitoring, which even works when the app is killed on iOS: https://github.com/petermetz/cordova-plugin-ibeacon

For android you'll the cordova background mode plugin from katzer to keep the app running in the background.

Update:
You can only detect the ibeacon if you have its uuid, major & minor though, so you cannot search for all beacons. However, you can monitor multiple ibeacons at the same time.

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