An iOS notification can be parsed in several ways, including:
Using the payload: iOS notifications contain a payload which can be parsed to extract the relevant information. The payload can be in JSON or other formats, and can contain custom fields that are specific to your app.
Using third-party tools: There are several third-party tools available that can help in parsing notifications, such as Parse, Firebase, Pusher, and others. These tools provide APIs and SDKs that make it easy to parse notifications and extract the relevant data.
Using custom code: You can also use custom code to parse notifications. This can involve writing code that extracts the relevant fields from the payload and stores them in a database or sends them to a server. The code can be written in Swift or Objective-C, and can use any available libraries or frameworks that make parsing easier.
Overall, the method you use to parse a notification will depend on your app’s specific requirements and the data you need to extract.
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