FlyWeb
  • Introduction
  • Recommendation
  • INSTALLATION ADMIN PANEL
    • Create Database
    • Installation on Server
    • Installation on LocalHost
    • Update From an Older Version
  • INSTALLATION MOBILE APP
    • Introduction
    • Android Configuration
    • iOS Configuration
  • CONFIGURATIONS
    • Firebase Setup
    • OneSignal Setup
    • AdMob Setup
    • Deeplink Setup
  • FAQ
    • FAQ's
  • Extras
    • Change Log
  • Download
    • Download Flyweb
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  • Android Firebase application
  • iOS Firebase application

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  1. CONFIGURATIONS

Firebase Setup

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Setting up your Firebase account

First, you’ll need to have a Google account. If you don’t have one, or want to create one specifically for Firebase you can go to the Google landing page and make an account for free.

1. Once you’ve made an account, go to and click the Create a project

2. Continue to click Create a project.

3. From here you’ll be prompted for setting up a project.

4. Accept the terms, select the Google account you’d like to associate it with, allow the analytics, and then click Create project.

Firebase will then create the project and direct you to the project’s overview.

Android Firebase application

1. Now to add android app click on android symbol

2. Enter android package name. This should be matched your flutter app package name. and click on Register app.

3. Now click on Download google-service.json button.

4. This file stored in Downloads folder of your system. and then click on next button.

5. Copy this file under FlyWeb_Flutter->android->app folder

iOS Firebase application

1. Now to add iOS app click on iOS symbol

2. Enter iOS package name. This should be matched your flutter app package name in iOS project. and click on Register app.

3. Now click on Download google-service.json button.

4. Copy this file under iOS project Runner->Runner folder

5. Clean iOS project

6. Done!

Firebase Console