I would like to add Firebase Cloud Messaging to an existing Android app that is currently published on the Google Play Store.
However, when I log into the Firebase console and select 'IMPORT GOOGLE PROJECT' I don't see any projects come up. None of the Android apps I have on the Google Play Store show up.
Is an Android app not the same thing as a Google Project? Should I just create a new Firebase project?
TIA
Import Google Projects refers to importing existing Google Cloug projects
(from https://console.google.com).
This is important if you application is already using some Google Cloud API, like Google Cloud Messaging, and you now want to use Firebase.
If you don't are not already using a Google Cloud project, don't worry and simply create a new Firebase Project.
If you have existing Google Cloud projects, but they don't show up in the import menu, please contact Firebase Support.
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We have multiple apps uploaded in a single developer account that are featuring in app subscription. All the apps uploaded on play console have corresponding google cloud project having pub sub setup. I am able to link only one google cloud project at a time.
Now I want to link all those Google Cloud Projects to API Access in Play Console, but there is no option to add multiple projects to it.
This is if you want to get data from your own Google Play Developer account, it is not related to the projects you created for your apps.
I'm trying to add Google Analytics(GA) into my android project. But I couldn't find where to generate a google-services.json file. (I did generate it in another project before, but it seems that Google remove the link in guides.)
As per developer.android.com blog now google analytics service are deprecated and about to close around 11 April 2019.
And as per their document If you have implemented google analytics then migrate to firebase.
And if you are fresh to implement then try firebase.
That document provide all information about your query.
Steps to implement firebase analytics to your app.
simply implement firebase analytics just click on android studio's Tools menu.
Then select firebase and it show one firebase assistant in your android studio window.
Select firebase analytics option from them and it show the instruction how to implement it.
That's it. It will tack around just 5 minutes.
Hope this will help you
I have FCM implemented in my project, and I can see analytics and crash reports, now I need to add google sign in to the existing app. When I google it the google docs suggest to add app name, but when I click on the app name to download configuration file I'm unable to load the package name and site suggest to use firebase console to configure google services. Can any one help me out here?
I'm developing an android app for, for which I want integrate Firebase Analytics.
But apparently logging custom events and viewing those custom events in a dashboard is not easy.
And the Google App Engine project is linked to Firebase now, but I want to integrate Google Analytics for the same project in my android app.
But while trying to set up Google Analytics, when I try to select project and click on CONTINUE TO Choose and configure services I'm getting redirected to Firebase Analytics page.
Please help. Thanks :)
If you're using Firebase, you already have Firebase Analytics on your app (out of the box). If you check your Firebase Console, you'll notice that some events have already been collected.
And logging Custom Events is not really hard. You can check how to do it on the Firebase Analytics Documentation.
Will importing a Google Project into Firebase interfere with or break the operation of any legacy applications using the related APIs? For example, we currently use the Youtube APIs to allow users to upload videos to a website. Would this be affected after migrating?
It shouldn't break the legacy applications since the API key etc will remain the same. I've migrated the Google Project to Firebase project. I used to use Google Cloud Messaging API. Now I migrated from GCM to FCM (Firebase Cloud Messaging) and the projectId, projectNumber or SenderID, API Key, all remained the same. I didn't have to change anything on the server side as well and it worked out of the box.
Also if you import your Google Cloud Project to Firebase Project, the project on Google Cloud Platform still remains and you can keep using the same API's for now in similar manner. It seems that only for GCM, Google App Invites and AdMob, you can 'choose' to upgrade to corresponding Firebase services.