feat(android-foreground-service): Support deep links for notification intents

[sizeak]

Plugin(s)

• Accelerometer
• Age Signals
• Android Battery Optimization
• Android Dark Mode Support
• Android Edge-to-Edge Support
• Android Foreground Service
• App Review
• App Shortcuts
• App Update
• Apple Sign-In
• Asset Manager
• Audio Player
• Audio Recorder
• Background Task
• Badge
• Barometer
• Biometrics
• Bluetooth Low Energy
• Cloudinary
• Contacts
• Datetime Picker
• File Compressor
• File Opener
• File Picker
• Geocoder
• Google Sign-In
• libSQL
• Live Update
• Managed Configurations
• Media Session
• NFC
• OAuth
• Pedometer
• Photo Editor
• Posthog
• Purchases
• Printer
• RealtimeKit
• Secure Preferences
• Screen Orientation
• Screenshot
• Speech Recognition
• Speech Synthesis
• Share Target
• Square Mobile Payments
• SQLite
• Superwall
• Torch
• Zip

Current problem

When tapping the foreground service notification I need to return to a specific page in my app. The default intent just opens the app activity, which means that if the activity has been cleaned up by the system to save memory etc, you do not return to the screen that you were viewing when you minimised the app.

Preferred solution

Add a deepLinkUrl option to the StartForegroundServiceOptions interface.

Alternative options

No response

Additional context

I am planning to submit a PR to support this assuming there are no objections.

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• I have attached links to possibly related issues and discussions.

[robingenz]

I would prefer a new notificationClicked listener that is invoked when the notification is clicked/touched, similar to the notificationActionPerformed listener of the Firebase Cloud Messaging plugin. You could then do whatever you want when the notification is clicked.

[sizeak]

Oh yeah, that sounds much cleaner, why didn't I think of that 😅 . Assuming it works for my use case (I don't see why it wouldn't though) I'll put a PR together for it.