Firebase Configuration

Firebase Configuration

Critical

This configuration is mandatory for Social Login (Google/Apple) and Push Notifications to function correctly.

Follow this step-by-step guide to configure your Firebase project.

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Step 1: Create a new Firebase project

Next steps after click:

1. Go to the Firebase Console.
2. Enter Project Name.
3. Enable/disable Google Analytics (optional).
4. Click Create project.
5. Wait 20–30 seconds until the Dashboard opens.

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Step 2: Enter Your Project Name

Enter your project name and click Create project to proceed.

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Step 3: Go to Authentication Section

Actions:

1. Go to the Authentication Section in the dashboard.
2. Click on the Sign-in method tab.

This section allows you to configure:

• Login methods
• User accounts
• Security settings

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Step 4: Configure Sign-In Providers

Enable the following sign-in methods for your application:

Email/Password Login

• Recommended for most apps.
• Under Native providers, select Email/Password.
• Toggle Enable to On.
• Click Save.

Phone (OTP) Login

• Under Native providers, select Phone.
• Toggle Enable to On.
• Click Save.
• Note: May require Firebase billing setup.

Google Login

• Under Additional providers, select Google.
• Toggle Enable to On.
• Select a valid Support Email from the dropdown.
• Click Save.

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Step 5: Authorized Domains

What are Authorized Domains? In Firebase Authentication, Authorized Domains are the list of domains allowed to use Firebase authentication features (Google Sign-In, Phone Auth, etc.). Firebase blocks requests from unauthorized domains to prevent misuse.

How to Add a New Authorized Domain:

1. Go to the Firebase Console.
2. Select your project.
3. Navigate to Build → Authentication → Settings → Authorized domains.
4. Click Add domain.
5. Enter your domain name (e.g., example.com, admin.example.com).

Mandatory

You must add your production domains here, or users will see errors like auth/unauthorized-domain.