GameLovers Mobile Services

Unity 6 services for local notifications, native UI, haptics, permissions, App Tracking Transparency, deep links, gestures, and mobile build tooling.

Scope

Use Mobile Services to isolate platform-specific behavior behind Unity-friendly APIs. It provides local notifications, not remote push delivery; it also does not provide connectivity or store fallback services. The package is pipeline-neutral.

Unity compatibility

Item	Current policy
Minimum Unity version	6000.0
Reference streams	6000.0.x, 6000.3.x, 6000.5.x
Reference editors	6000.0.81f1, 6000.3.21f1, 6000.5.7f1 (primary)
Render pipeline	Pipeline-neutral
Validation status	Compatibility target; do not treat a stream as validated until the repository matrix records it.

Platform	Intended behavior
iOS / Android	Native services and build-time configuration
Editor	Platform simulator and no-op/mock backends where applicable
Standalone	Limited fallback behavior; haptics reports unsupported
WebGL	Not supported

Install and configure native projects

{
  "dependencies": {
    "com.gamelovers.mobileservices": "https://github.com/CoderGamester/Unity-MobileServices.git#1.2.0"
  }
}

Before using permissions, notifications, ATT, or native UI:

1. Create and commit the Mobile Services settings/config asset.
2. Fill in every required usage description and capability for the platforms you ship.
3. Decide whether the package or your project owns generated native files.
4. Validate an iOS and Android build on physical devices.

Without persisted configuration, the build postprocessor has no configuration to apply; it cannot infer missing privacy keys or capabilities.

First success

Create owners during application startup and dispose them during teardown. Scheduling a notification transfers it to the operating system; disposing its service does not cancel already-scheduled OS notifications.

using System;
using GameLovers.MobileServices.Haptics;
using GameLovers.MobileServices.Notifications;
using Unity.Notifications.Android;

var haptics = new HapticsService();
haptics.Play(HapticPreset.Selection);

var notifications = new MobileNotificationService(
    new GameNotificationChannel("default", "Default", "General notifications"));

// Keep this owner and call Dispose when your application service is torn down.
IDisposable ownedNotifications = notifications;

Use the specific subsystem namespaces—Notifications, Haptics, NativeUi, and Device—rather than assuming one umbrella import exposes every type.

Services

Area	Provides
Native UI	Dismissible or blocking alerts, action sheets, toasts, review requests, and sharing
Notifications	Local notification channels, scheduling, and management
Haptics	Presets, custom output, and bounded loops
Device	Permissions, ATT, deep links, safe-area and device helpers
Gestures	Gesture controller for explicit gesture input ownership
Editor tooling	Device Simulator integration and build helpers

Runtime alert calls render an interactive platform-shaped mock in the Game view even when the Device Simulator window is closed. Prefer ShowAlertPopUpAsync for a selected-index result on Unity's main thread; legacy callbacks also switch through Unity's Awaitable scheduler. The editor simulator is for exercising application paths; it is not a substitute for device permission, notification-delivery, review, or native-build validation.

Sample and support

Import Mobile Services Samples from Package Manager. Its four scenes—Overview, Haptics, Notifications, and Links—share one sample player; use its README for scene prerequisites and build tooling.

See docs, CHANGELOG.md, and issues.