Open your Android project in Android Studio, then make sure that you're using the latest versions of Android Studio and the Firebase Assistant:. In the Assistant pane, choose a Firebase product to add to your app. This workflow automatically creates a new Firebase Android app using your app's package name.
You can create this new Firebase Android app in either an existing Firebase project or a new project. Visit Understand Firebase Projects to learn more about best practices and considerations for adding apps to a Firebase project, including how to handle multiple build variants.
If you create a new project, we strongly recommend that you set up Google Analytics for your project, which enables you to have an optimal experience using many Firebase products. This workflow also adds your Firebase project's Android configuration file google-services.
Click the button to add a desired Firebase product for example, Add Analytics to your app. In the Assistant pane, follow the remaining setup instructions for your selected Firebase product. Make sure to check out the recommended next steps. This section lists the Firebase products supported for Android and their Gradle dependencies. Learn more about these Firebase Android libraries:.
Note that when using the Firebase Android BoM , you don't specify individual library versions when you declare Firebase library dependencies in build. To learn which library versions are mapped to a specific BoM version, review the release notes for that BoM version.
Store data, like user information, with Cloud Firestore or Realtime Database. Store files, like photos and videos, with Cloud Storage. Trigger backend code that runs in a secure environment with Cloud Functions. Visit Understand Firebase Projects to learn more about Firebase projects and best practices for projects.
Visit Learn more about Android and Firebase if you have questions about concepts that are unfamiliar or specific to Firebase and Android development. Explore sample Firebase apps.
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