feat(mobile-messaging): add callback parameter for Mobile Messaging S…

[ivanbilobrk]

Mobile Messaging, new init callback parameter.

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Summary of Changes

This pull request introduces a new callback parameter to the init method of the MobileMessaging class in the @awesome-cordova-plugins/plugins/mobile-messaging module. This callback function will be executed after the successful initialization of the Mobile Messaging SDK. The goal is to provide a mechanism for developers to execute code immediately after the SDK is ready, and before the registrationUpdated event is fired.

Highlights

• Feature Addition: A new callback parameter is added to the init method of the MobileMessaging class.
• Initialization Handling: The new callback is intended to be called after the successful start of Mobile Messaging SDK initialization.

Changelog

• src/@awesome-cordova-plugins/plugins/mobile-messaging/index.ts
  • Added a callback parameter to the init method.
  • Updated the documentation to reflect the new callback parameter and its purpose.

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Code Review

The pull request introduces a callback parameter for the Mobile Messaging SDK initialization. This allows developers to execute code after the SDK has successfully started. The addition of this callback enhances the flexibility of the SDK and allows for more complex initialization scenarios. The code change itself is small and straightforward.

Merge Readiness

The code change is a straightforward addition of a callback parameter. Given the absence of any identified issues, the pull request appears ready for merging. However, as I am unable to directly approve the pull request, it is recommended that others review and approve this code before merging.

[gemini-code-assist]

Consider reordering the parameters to follow the convention of placing optional parameters at the end. This would make the API more consistent with common JavaScript practices. Also, the JSDoc comment for the callback parameter is placed before the @param onInitError comment, which is unconventional. It would be better to place it after the @param config comment and before the @param onInitError comment to maintain consistency with the order of parameters in the function signature.

Suggested change

	* @param onInitError
	* @param {Function} callback. Called after successful start of Mobile Messaging SDK initialization. Register for registrationUpdated event to know when it's ready to be used.
	* @param {Function} onInitError. Error callback
	* @param config. Configuration for Mobile Messaging
	* @param config
	* @param {Function} callback. Called after successful start of Mobile Messaging SDK initialization. Register for registrationUpdated event to know when it's ready to be used.
	* @param {Function} onInitError. Error callback