How to add app in current project using Firebase Cli - android

Hi i am writing a script which created apk dynamically from scripts as i have package name manually on firebase Console for the apk which are created from my system.Can any body suggest how to add app dynamically in my project using CLI

There are currently no CLIs or tools for adding an app programmatically to a Firebase project. However, there is new REST API for creating and modifying projects and apps within it. You will need to learn the Firebase Management API, which is in beta. To create a new Android app in the project, you will need to call the androidApps endpoint.

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