Badge is not set for Android

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/78528474/how-to-set-badge-count-for-...

You are looking for:

$config = AndroidConfig::fromArray([
    'notification' => [
        'notification_count' => $badge_count
    ]
]);

@kescot Thanks for pointing me on the right path! According to the docs/kreait's type checker, the notification_count doesn't need to be wrapped in a notification array:

      $message = $message->withAndroidConfig(AndroidConfig::fromArray([
        'notification_count' => $badge_count,
      ]));

Are you sure?

* @phpstan-type AndroidConfigShape array{
...
*      ttl?: positive-int|non-empty-string|null,
 *     notification?: AndroidNotificationShape,
...
 * }

* @phpstan-type AndroidNotificationShape array{
...
 *     notification_count?: positive-int,
...
 * }

    /**
     * @param AndroidConfigShape $config
     *
     * @throws InvalidArgument
     */
    public static function fromArray(array $config): self
    {
        if (array_key_exists('ttl', $config) && $config['ttl'] !== null) {
            $config['ttl'] = self::ensureValidTtl($config['ttl']);
        }

        return new self($config);
    }

It looks like it should be wrapped.

Just like:

    public function withNotificationPriority(string $notificationPriority): self
    {
        $config = clone $this;

        $config->config['notification'] ??= [];
        $config->config['notification']['notification_priority'] = $notificationPriority;

        return $config;
    }

I haven't tested yet in the cloud because I have some other fixes I have to do locally before I can test this, but when I wrapped it in notification, PHPStorm gave me this error:

phpstan: Parameter #1 $config of static method Kreait\Firebase\Messaging\AndroidConfig::fromArray() expects array{collapse_key?: non-empty-string, priority?: 'high'|'normal', ttl?: int<1, max>|non-empty-string|null, restricted_package_name?: non-empty-string, data?: array<non-empty-string, non-empty-string>, notification?: array{title?: non-empty-string, body?: non-empty-string, icon?: non-empty-string, color?: non-empty-string, sound?: non-empty-string, click_action?: non-empty-string, body_loc_key?: non-empty-string, body_loc_args?: array<int, non-empty-string>, ...}, fcm_options?: array{analytics_label?: non-empty-string}, direct_boot_ok?: bool}, array{notification: array{notification_count: int<0, max>}} given.

I'll definitely test with real push notifications and confirm before committing anything.

@kecsot Testing confirms you are correct, and PHPStorm is wrong. Thank you for being patient with me.

The badge count now gets set, but in Android, the set badge count is being added to the existing count, whereas in iOS, the set badge count becomes the badge count. This inconsistent behavior is confusing, so I will try to find a way to unify it.

Apparently the badge count not being set correctly for Android is a difference among Android launchers. I'm testing on a 7-year-old phone, so maybe that's why. I'm going to commit this because this is better than nothing.