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'''BulletinBoard''' is a private framework which handles Local and Push notifications.
'''BulletinBoard''' is a private framework which handles Local and Push notifications.
= BulletinBoard Findings: =
By ''Amro Thabet'' aka ''Brave Heart''
== The default action of a BBBulletin, use: ==
<source lang=objc>
@interface BBBulletin : NSObject
@property (nonatomic, copy) BBAction *defaultAction;
@end
BBBulletin *bulletin;
bulletin.defaultAction;
</source>
== Sub-actions (those that are displayed when the notification is swiped down), use: ==
<source lang=objc>
BBBulletin *bulletin;
[bulletin supplementaryActions];
</source>
== To observe new notifications as they arrive: ==
<source lang=objc>
%hook BBServer
-(void)publishBulletin:(BBBulletin *)bulletin destinations:(unsigned int)arg2 alwaysToLockScreen:(BOOL)arg3
{
/* code */
}
%end
</source>
== To get a response to a BBAction: ==
<source lang=objc>
BBBulletin *bulletin;
BBResponse *bbresponse = [bulletin responseForAction:action];
</source>
== To set a reply text in the response to the BBAction: ==
(Edit REPLY_TEXT to your liking)
<source lang=objc>
NSMutableDictionary *context = [bbresponse.context mutableCopy];
if(context == nil)
context = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] init];
context[@"userResponseInfo"] = @{@"UIUserNotificationActionResponseTypedTextKey": REPLY_TEXT };
bbresponse.context = context;
</source>
== To handle a BBResponse (respond to a BBAction): ==
<source lang=objc>
BBServer *bulletinServer;
NSMutableSet *observers = [bulletinServer valueForKey:@"_observers"];
BBObserverClientProxy *observer = [observers anyObject];
[observer handleResponse:bbresponse];
</source>
== To remove a notification (has to be done after handling a BBResponse): ==
If __BBServerQueue isn't used, an error would be fired (as of iOS 9).
This is placed at the beginning of the header/source file
<source lang=objc>
extern dispatch_queue_t __BBServerQueue;
</source>
This is placed where removing the notification is required
<source lang=objc>
dispatch_sync(__BBServerQueue, ^{
BBServer *bulletinServer;
[bulletinServer _clearBulletinIDs:@[bulletin.bulletinID] forSectionID:bulletin.sectionID shouldSync:YES];
});
</source>
== To find out if a BBAction is for a reply-able action (like the SMS reply action): ==
<source lang=objc>
BBAction *action;
if(action.behavior == UIUserNotificationActionBehaviorTextInput)
{
/* code */
}
</source>
== To find a BBAction’s title: ==
<source lang=objc>
BBAction *action;
NSString *title = action.appearance.title;
</source>
== To find the contents of a notification BBBulletin: ==
<source lang=objc>
BBContent *content = bulletin.content;
</source>


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Latest revision as of 16:30, 8 July 2016

BulletinBoard.framework
Private Framework
com.apple.bulletinboard
Availabile 5.0 – present
Class Prefix BB
Headers [headers.cynder.me]

BulletinBoard is a private framework which handles Local and Push notifications.

BulletinBoard Findings:

By Amro Thabet aka Brave Heart

The default action of a BBBulletin, use:

@interface BBBulletin : NSObject
@property (nonatomic, copy) BBAction *defaultAction;
@end

BBBulletin *bulletin;
bulletin.defaultAction;

Sub-actions (those that are displayed when the notification is swiped down), use:

BBBulletin *bulletin;
[bulletin supplementaryActions];

To observe new notifications as they arrive:

%hook BBServer
-(void)publishBulletin:(BBBulletin *)bulletin destinations:(unsigned int)arg2 alwaysToLockScreen:(BOOL)arg3
{
	/* code */
}
%end

To get a response to a BBAction:

BBBulletin *bulletin;
BBResponse *bbresponse = [bulletin responseForAction:action];

To set a reply text in the response to the BBAction:

(Edit REPLY_TEXT to your liking)

NSMutableDictionary *context = [bbresponse.context mutableCopy];
if(context == nil)
	context = [[NSMutableDictionary alloc] init];

context[@"userResponseInfo"] = @{@"UIUserNotificationActionResponseTypedTextKey": REPLY_TEXT };
bbresponse.context = context;

To handle a BBResponse (respond to a BBAction):

BBServer *bulletinServer;
NSMutableSet *observers = [bulletinServer valueForKey:@"_observers"];
BBObserverClientProxy *observer = [observers anyObject];
[observer handleResponse:bbresponse];

To remove a notification (has to be done after handling a BBResponse):

If __BBServerQueue isn't used, an error would be fired (as of iOS 9). This is placed at the beginning of the header/source file

extern dispatch_queue_t __BBServerQueue;

This is placed where removing the notification is required

dispatch_sync(__BBServerQueue, ^{
	BBServer *bulletinServer;
	[bulletinServer _clearBulletinIDs:@[bulletin.bulletinID] forSectionID:bulletin.sectionID shouldSync:YES];
});

To find out if a BBAction is for a reply-able action (like the SMS reply action):

BBAction *action;
if(action.behavior == UIUserNotificationActionBehaviorTextInput)
{
	/* code */
}

To find a BBAction’s title:

BBAction *action;
NSString *title = action.appearance.title;

To find the contents of a notification BBBulletin:

BBContent *content = bulletin.content;