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CnNotificationPreferences

A self-contained NcAppSettingsSection that lets the current user turn the notifications declared by their accessible schemas on or off. It is the default content of CnAppRoot's #user-settings slot, so apps adopting the manifest shell get a working notification-preferences panel for free.

What it does​

CnNotificationPreferences reads the effective preferences (each schema's default merged with the user's overrides) and writes override-only values, both through OpenRegister's notification-preferences endpoint:

GET  /apps/openregister/api/notification-preferences
     → { results: [{ schema, schemaTitle, notification, enabled, channels, source }], total }

PUT  /apps/openregister/api/notification-preferences
     → { schema, notification, enabled }            // set an override
     → { schema, notification, reset: true }         // clear the override

Preferences are override-only: leaving an item unchanged keeps the app default, so apps that add new schemas or notifications keep working with no per-user migration. A "Reset to default" action appears on any item the user has overridden, removing the override.

The panel groups the flat preference list by schema (schemaTitle as the heading) and renders one switch per notification. It degrades gracefully:

  • Loading — a spinner while the GET is in flight.
  • Unavailable — an empty state when OpenRegister can't be reached (the feature is OpenRegister-provided, so the panel is optional per instance).
  • No notifications — an empty state when the user's schemas declare none.

Props, events, slots​

This component is fully self-contained: it takes no props, emits no events, and exposes no named slots — it fetches and persists its own state. Drop it in wherever an app-settings section is rendered (most commonly via CnAppRoot's #user-settings slot, which mounts it by default).

Usage​

<template>
  <NcAppSettingsDialog :open.sync="open" :name="t('myapp', 'Settings')">
    <CnNotificationPreferences />
  </NcAppSettingsDialog>
</template>

<script>
import { CnNotificationPreferences } from '@conduction/nextcloud-vue'

export default {
  components: { CnNotificationPreferences },
  data() {
    return { open: false }
  },
}
</script>
  • CnAppRoot — mounts this component in its #user-settings slot by default.