I'm developing a web app with notification. I Used firebase cloud messaging(FCM). It on chrome and edge is working. The firebase cloud messaging on Firefox not working.
My system is MacOS. I have turned on system notifications.
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As far as I understand for different mobile devices, firebase messaging service uses different protocols like web push, ans, google play services. But is there a way to notify non mobile device using this service?
Delivery of messages over Firebase Cloud Messaging is only supported to the SDKs listed in the documentation here, currently iOS, Android and Web. There is no documentation for the wire protocol that is used to deliver messages to these clients.
Also see these previous questions asking for delivery to Windows, macOS, and Linux:
How to receive push notifications from Firebase cloud messaging on Windows
Is it possible to develop flutter windows desktop with fcm push notification?
integration firebase messaging with mac os apps ? (Notifications)
Can we use FireBase cloud Messaging to send or receive messages or both ways using C++ on Windows Desktop/Console or Linux console appliction?
I have developed an application using android studio. It is already published in the google play store.
This application uses the Firebase FCM service for push notifications.
During the development stage, this worked perfectly. But since the publication in the play store, the SendMessageNotification function is not executed in the firebase backend (Firebase functions).
I have entered the api key in the console, as shown:
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However, the service continues without running.
Have I skipped a step?
Have you gone through the firebase launch checklist?
Specifically, have you remembered to add the production certificate for your app as well as the development certificate? From the above page "Add a release SHA1 fingerprint for Android apps in the Firebase console (for OAuth client IDs)."
I don't know if this affects client messaging or not.
We currently have a hodgepodge of messaging systems. For mobile we were using Ionic Push cloud service, and for desktop we are using socket.io+desktop notifications. We recently moved our mobile push notifications to Firebase cloud messaging. We want to move our desktop notifications as well. From the docs, it seems like FCM works with recent versions of Chrome and Firefox. Safari supposedly supports push via APNs.
Is it possible for FCM to use the existing desktop notifications for push?
Or maybe I can use FCM just to retrieve push notifications across all browser and then use the desktop notifications libraries myself to display the message. I'm just a little confused by the landscape of types of pushes to browsers and desktops.
I have used FCM to implement Push notifications in react-native application for IOS and Android but could not get push notifications in Amazon kindle FireOS Tablets . how can I solve this issue.
FireOS is a fork of Android. For Android, Firebase Push Notifications requires Google Play Services (https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/android/client) which doesn't come on FireOS Tablets, but you can install it. To do so requires 4 apks - Google Account Manager, Google Services Framework, Google Play Services, and Google Play Store, as described in this article (https://www.androidpolice.com/2020/07/11/install-play-store-amazon-fire-tablet/). Before I did this, debug from my app on a Fire tablet showed a Firebase error. After adding Google Play, Firebase now initializes with no errors, "FirebaseApp initialization successful", but it still doesn't actually receive the push notifications. So I'm assuming there is something required deeper in the OS stripped in the FireOS fork of Android.
I have a react native project that is already connected to my firebase project. I use firebase as my database. Everything works great. But...
I am trying to get a simple firebase cloud messaging test to work with my react native android app. As I said, I already have firebase in use with my app for db purposes and for authentication.
I am using the react-native-firebase package (http://invertase.io/react-native-firebase) to do all my firebase work. I followed the directions on their site to get the messaging to work, but I haven't had any success.
I have followed the installation directions here: http://invertase.io/react-native-firebase/#/installation-android
All the database stuff works fine, but no luck with messaging. I am sending out test notifications using the firebase notifications console. I get the firebase token using this code in my app.
firebase.messaging().getToken()
.then((token) => {
firebase.database().ref(user.providerData[0].uid+'/agents/'+user.providerData[0].uid+'/fcmToken').set(token);
});
That code successfully gets the token and saves it to my firebase database. I then copy the token manually from my db and use it in my firebase notification console to send out a test notification. I know that the app is supposed to be running in the background. To get my app in the background I simply hit the home button. Then I send my test message. I don't get any errors in the firebase notification console and it says my token I supplied is all good. After a few seconds it says the notification status is completed. However in my app, nothing appears in my system tray, no notifications.
Does my app have to be in production mode or something? Anyone else get react-native-firebase to work with firebase cloud messaging on android?
I use the firebase console to send test messages