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Let users set a recurring quiet hours schedule for push notifications, for example "no push from 18:00 to 09:00 on weekdays". While a quiet window is active, the server drops the user's chat push notifications. The server evaluates the schedule on every push, so the SDK only sets, removes and shows it.
📝 Summary
Add CurrentChatUserController.setQuietHours(_:completion:) and removeQuietHours(completion:)
Add the public PushSchedule, QuietHoursRule and QuietHoursDay models, and PushPreference.schedule
Persist the schedule in PushPreferenceDTO, so currentUser.pushPreference?.schedule is available after setting it and on connect
Add ClientError.QuietHoursNotStored, returned when the server does not store the schedule, and ClientError.QuietHoursEmpty, returned for a schedule without rules
Report database save errors from the push preference calls, and call their completion after the save
Add a Quiet Hours screen to the demo app's user profile
🛠 Implementation
PushSchedule and QuietHoursRule are hand-written public structs, so codegen doesn't shape their public API. The generated PushPreference points its schedule at PushSchedule, and the request models stay generated and internal. days is [QuietHoursDay]?: nil or empty means every day.
start and end stay HH:MM strings: they are wall-clock times in the schedule's timezone, not instants, and end can be 24:00.
PushSchedule.timezone is a TimeZone, sent as its IANA identifier. PushSchedule(quietHours:timezone:) defaults it to TimeZone.current. A fixed-offset TimeZone is rejected by the server with a 400, which is documented. An identifier the device doesn't know decodes as the device's time zone instead of failing the push preference.
setQuietHours always sends the whole schedule, so it replaces the stored one. It never sends disabled_until or a channel in the same request, which the backend rejects.
Backends older than v239.73.0 ignore the field and still return success. When the response does not echo the schedule back, setQuietHours fails with ClientError.QuietHoursNotStored instead of reporting success.
An empty quiet_hours is treated as omitted by the server, which keeps the stored rules, so setQuietHours fails with ClientError.QuietHoursEmpty before sending the request.
The schedule is stored as JSON in a new optional scheduleData attribute on PushPreferenceDTO.
Tap your avatar, then Show Profile. The Quiet Hours row shows "Off".
Tap Configure, set a window that covers the current time (for example every day, All day), and tap Save Quiet Hours. The row shows "1 quiet window(s)".
Reconnect: the row still shows the schedule, and Configure shows the saved windows.
Send a message to that user from another user: no push notification arrives.
Tap Configure, then Remove Quiet Hours. The row shows "Off", and a new message sends a push notification again.
Documentation has been updated in the docs-content repo
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New Features
Configure or remove recurring push-notification quiet hours from the user profile, with weekday-specific schedules, multiple time windows, and time-zone support.
Quiet-hours schedules are preserved with push preferences.
Bug Fixes
Push preference updates now report database write failures instead of completing successfully before the write finishes.
Add a recurring quiet hours schedule to the current user's push preferences, with CurrentChatUserController.setQuietHours(_:) and removeQuietHours(). The schedule is stored in the push preference and read on connect.
Adds quiet-hours schedule models and current-user APIs to set or remove schedules. Push preferences store schedules locally, and updater completion waits for the database write result. The demo app adds a profile-screen editor for managing quiet-hours schedules.
Changes: Quiet-hours schedules
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Schedule model and serialization contract Sources/StreamChat/Models/PushPreferences/*, Scripts/openapi_generate.sh, Tests/StreamChatTests/APIClient/Endpoints/Payloads/PushPreferencePayload_Tests.swift
Adds weekday, rule, and schedule types. Generated input models support schedules. Payload tests cover encoding, decoding, timezone fallback, and schedule removal.
Schedule persistence and write completion Sources/StreamChat/Database/DTOs/PushPreferenceDTO.swift, Sources/StreamChat/Database/StreamChatModel.xcdatamodeld/StreamChatModel.xcdatamodel/contents, Sources/StreamChat/Workers/CurrentUserUpdater.swift, Tests/StreamChatTests/Database/DTOs/CurrentUserDTO_Tests.swift, Tests/StreamChatTests/Workers/CurrentUserUpdater_Tests.swift
Stores an encoded schedule in the push-preference DTO. The updater reports database write errors and returns success after a successful write. Tests cover schedule persistence, removal, and write errors.
sequenceDiagram
participant QuietHoursView
participant CurrentChatUserController
participant CurrentUserUpdater
participant PushPreferenceDTO
QuietHoursView->>CurrentChatUserController: Set or remove quiet-hours schedule
CurrentChatUserController->>CurrentUserUpdater: Submit push preference update
CurrentUserUpdater->>PushPreferenceDTO: Encode or clear scheduleData
CurrentUserUpdater-->>CurrentChatUserController: Return database write result
CurrentChatUserController-->>QuietHoursView: Return operation result
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The editor shows and saves quiet hours in the device’s timezone, which can change when an existing schedule takes effect after saving. Confirm that this is the intended experience; the remaining test and documentation concerns are bounded follow-ups.
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Assert that quiet-hours removal keeps the push preference.
The removal assertion uses optional chaining, so scheduleData is also nil when pushPreference is nil. A regression that deletes the preference during schedule removal would still pass this test. Add a chatLevel check before the scheduleData check.
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In the quiet-hours removal test, verify that removing the schedule preserves the
push preference by asserting its chatLevel is still "all" before checking
scheduleData is nil. Keep the existing removal result and schedule assertions.
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@Sources/StreamChat/Controllers/CurrentUserController/CurrentUserController.swift:
- Around line 579-585: Update CurrentUserUpdater.setPushPreference to wait for
database.write’s completion before reporting the result: return
.success(userPreference) only after the save succeeds, and propagate the save
error as .failure. Preserve the existing schedule validation in
CurrentUserController and do not rely on the observer-backed currentUser
property being updated when completion runs.
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- Line 527: Add a new Core Data model version containing the scheduleData
attribute, keep the existing model version unchanged, and mark the new version
as current. Ensure the model-version setup allows Core Data to migrate existing
stores while preserving their data.
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@Sources/StreamChat/Models/PushPreferences/PushSchedule+Extensions.swift:
- Around line 39-44: Validate `quietHours` in `setQuietHours` before sending the
request, requiring 1 to 7 rules so an empty array cannot be treated as omitted
by the generated contract. Use the existing failure mechanism for invalid input
and direct callers who want to clear rules to `removeQuietHours`.
- Around line 16-17: Update the convenience initializer
`PushSchedule.init(timezone:quietHours:)` to prevent storing a fixed-offset
identifier that the server rejects: either validate that `timezone.identifier`
is an IANA name before the schedule can be sent, or document that callers must
provide an IANA time zone. Preserve the existing quiet-hours and timezone
assignment behavior for valid IANA identifiers.
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- Around line 1141-1142: In the quiet-hours removal test, verify that removing
the schedule preserves the push preference by asserting its chatLevel is still
"all" before checking scheduleData is nil. Keep the existing removal result and
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dropped while the quiet window is active, while preserving the note that
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PushSchedule and QuietHoursRule are now public structs written by hand, with the time zone as a TimeZone and a public memberwise init. The generated PushPreference points its schedule at PushSchedule.
+ public struct PushSchedule: Hashable, Sendable ++ public let quietHours: [QuietHoursRule]+ public let timezone: TimeZone+++ public init(quietHours: [QuietHoursRule],timezone: TimeZone = .current)+ public final class QuietHoursEmpty: ClientError, @unchecked Sendable ++ override public var localizedDescription: String+ extension PushSchedule: Codable ++ case quietHours = "quiet_hours"+ case timezone+++ public init(from decoder: Decoder)throws +++ public func encode(to encoder: Encoder)throws+ public struct QuietHoursRule: Hashable, Sendable, Codable ++ case days+ case start+ case end+++ public let days: [QuietHoursDay]?+ public let start: String+ public let end: String+++ public init(days: [QuietHoursDay]? = nil,start: String,end: String)+ public final class QuietHoursNotStored: ClientError, @unchecked Sendable ++ override public var localizedDescription: String+ public struct QuietHoursDay: RawRepresentable, Codable, Hashable, Sendable, ExpressibleByStringLiteral ++ public let rawValue: String+ public static let monday+ public static let tuesday+ public static let wednesday+ public static let thursday+ public static let friday+ public static let saturday+ public static let sunday+ public static let weekdays: [QuietHoursDay]+ public static let weekend: [QuietHoursDay]+++ public init(rawValue: String)+ public init(stringLiteral value: String)
public final class PushPreference: Sendable, Decodable
-+ public let schedule: PushSchedule?-+- public init(from decoder: Decoder)throws++ public init(from decoder: Decoder)throws
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Move the new rename into alphabetical order.
Line 716 places PushScheduleResponse after TranslateMessageRequestLanguage. Move the call next to the other PushPreference rename. This call is not in the commented order-sensitive group. (raw.githubusercontent.com)
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Move the rename_generated_type call for PushScheduleResponse and PushSchedule in
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Preserve the stored schedule’s time zone.
If the device time zone differs from initialSchedule.timezone, saving the editor replaces the stored time zone with the device time zone. For example, a 22:00 Amsterdam window becomes a 22:00 New York window. Initialize timezone from the stored schedule when one exists. Use that time zone when loading the rules and displaying the DatePicker controls; SwiftUI supports a time-zone environment value for date controls. (developer.apple.com)
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🎯 Goal
Let users set a recurring quiet hours schedule for push notifications, for example "no push from 18:00 to 09:00 on weekdays". While a quiet window is active, the server drops the user's chat push notifications. The server evaluates the schedule on every push, so the SDK only sets, removes and shows it.
📝 Summary
CurrentChatUserController.setQuietHours(_:completion:)andremoveQuietHours(completion:)PushSchedule,QuietHoursRuleandQuietHoursDaymodels, andPushPreference.schedulePushPreferenceDTO, socurrentUser.pushPreference?.scheduleis available after setting it and on connectClientError.QuietHoursNotStored, returned when the server does not store the schedule, andClientError.QuietHoursEmpty, returned for a schedule without rules🛠 Implementation
PushScheduleandQuietHoursRuleare hand-written public structs, so codegen doesn't shape their public API. The generatedPushPreferencepoints itsscheduleatPushSchedule, and the request models stay generated and internal.daysis[QuietHoursDay]?:nilor empty means every day.startandendstayHH:MMstrings: they are wall-clock times in the schedule's timezone, not instants, andendcan be24:00.PushSchedule.timezoneis aTimeZone, sent as its IANA identifier.PushSchedule(quietHours:timezone:)defaults it toTimeZone.current. A fixed-offsetTimeZoneis rejected by the server with a 400, which is documented. An identifier the device doesn't know decodes as the device's time zone instead of failing the push preference.setQuietHoursalways sends the whole schedule, so it replaces the stored one. It never sendsdisabled_untilor a channel in the same request, which the backend rejects.setQuietHoursfails withClientError.QuietHoursNotStoredinstead of reporting success.quiet_hoursis treated as omitted by the server, which keeps the stored rules, sosetQuietHoursfails withClientError.QuietHoursEmptybefore sending the request.scheduleDataattribute onPushPreferenceDTO.🎨 Showcase
🧪 Manual Testing Notes
In the demo app, on a backend ≥ v239.73.0:
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