iOS Configuration
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Prerequisites
iOS push notifications are significantly more complicated to set up than Android. You must have a paid Apple Developer account
and take care of the following items prior to being able to test push notifications with your iOS application:
Setup the proper Development
or Production certificates & provisioning profiles for your iOS application in the Apple Developer Portal
Create an APNS certificate or key
for either Development or Production in the Apple Developer Portal
Ensure Push Notification capabilities have been enabled
in your application in Xcode
Have a physical iOS device as per the guidelines in the Environment Setup
documentation.
Integrating Firebase with the iOS app
Open your firebase project console, click the gear icon in the upper left corner, and select Project setting
At the top, click on the iOS icon to add a new iOS application.
Add the GoogleService-Info.plist file to your iOS app
Note: This is not the same file used for your Android app.
Download the GoogleService-Info.plist provided to your local machine.
You’ll then want to open Xcode
and move the .plist file into your Xcode project as instructed by Firebase, ensuring to add it to all targets.