Step 1:
- Login to Firebase https://firebase.google.com/ and 'Go to console'.
- 'Create new project'
- Name your project, and select your region
Step 2:
- Create your iOS app
- Add your bundle ID (nickname and app store ID are optional)
- Select 'Add app'. Your 'GoogleService-Info.plist' will download automatically. You need to keep this.
- Click next until finished, leave all options as default.
Step 3:
- 'Add another app' and create your Android app
- Add your package ID (nickname is optional). SHA1 will be added later.
- Select 'Add app'. Your 'google-services.json' will download automatically. You need to keep this.
- Click next until finished, leave all options as default.
Step 4:
- In the app-target you need to add the push provider into the Config.plist
- Add GoogleService-Info.plist downloaded earlier into the iOS > Assets folder.
- Add google-services.json downloaded earlier into the Android folder.
Step 5:
- In the Firebase console, on the iOS app select Settings.
- Under Cloud messaging, upload the Development and Production push.p12 certificates. This is iOS configured.
Alternatively, with Firebase push notification service you can setup with a p8 rather than a p12. It is a simpler process and p8 certificates do not expire. To configure with p8, please follow this documentation under the section Apple Push Notification service (APNs).
- You should also make a note of the 'Legacy Server key' as this will be needed later.
Step 6:
- You will need to build an APK in terminal. Make note of SHA1 and SHA256.
- In Firebase console, in the Android app select Settings.
- Add the SHA1 and SHA256.
Step 7:
- In the distribution service you need to add the Firebase addon as below, and add the Legacy server key from step 5 as the auth_key:
$seed_accounts[$account_code][
'addon_type' => 'firebase',
'config' => array(
'auth_key' => 'XXX'
),
);
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