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Create a project on the Firebase console [here](https://console.firebase.google.com/)
- To add Firebase to your app, click on the android icon or click the gear icon to go to project
1. To add Firebase to your app, click on the android icon or click the gear icon to go to project
settings to find the android icon.
- Register your application by filing up the form with the package name (applicationId)
2. Register your application by filing up the form with the package name (applicationId)
and the app nickname if you like.
> Find Your package name which is generally the applicationId in your app-level build.gradle file
- Don't just download the `google-service.json` just yet, click next throughout and also skip the
step where you need to verify the configuration.
- Go back to project settings, here we need to generate a second configuration file. The reason for
this is that the first file we generated is for a release build. Now we need to create one for a
debug build. These applications are differentiated by the application id to which while debugging,
a suffix `.debug` is appended to the applicationId.
- Under your apps, add another app to the project. Click the android icon again on the dialog that
pops up. Register your app with the package name with `.debug` at the end.
- Download the `google-service.json` file that is generated for you. Find it and move it inside
3. Download the `google-service.json` file that is generated for you. Find it and move it inside
the folder `android/app/` of the project. The firebase sdk is already added to the project.
- Open and view the contents of the file, check that there are 2 entries of `client_info` with the
2 package names, one for debug and one for release.
- On the fourth step of registration, run the app to verify the configuration via the Firebase
4. On the fourth step of registration, run the app to verify the configuration via the Firebase
console.
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