Push Notifications For Web

How To Use & Features

Click on the menu item labeled “Push Notification” or a similar configuration link that appears as a separate menu item in the admin panel.

Push Notification

For Setup

• Server Key - A key from your push notification service to authenticate requests.
• API Key - An API key from the push notification service for access.
• Project ID - An identifier for your push notification project.
• Sender ID - A unique identifier for the sender of the push notifications.
• App ID - An identifier for your application in the push notification service.

For Manual Push

• Notification Title - Set the title of your push notification.
• Notification Description - Add a brief description or message for the notification.
• Notification Link - Include a URL that users will be directed to when they click the notification.
• Notification Icon - Choose an icon to display with the notification.
• Notification Image - Add an image to enhance the notification's appearance.

In this guide, we have detailed the process of integrating third-party services.

Firebase Authentication:

Here are the steps to create a Firebase account:

Step 1: Create a Google Account

If you don't already have a Google account, you'll need to create one. Firebase uses Google accounts for authentication.

• Go to Google Account Creation.
• Follow the instructions to create your account.

Step 2: Sign In to Firebase

• Go to the Firebase website.
• Click on the Get Started or Go to console button.



• Sign in with your Google account.

Step 3: Create a New Firebase Project

• In the Firebase console, click on Add project.



• Enter a project name and click Continue.



• (Optional) Set up Google Analytics for your project. If you choose to enable it, select or create an Analytics account and configure your Analytics settings. Click Create project.



• Wait for the project setup to complete and click Continue.

Step 4: Add Firebase to Your App

• In your Firebase project, you can add Firebase to your web, iOS, or Android app by clicking on the respective platform icon (iOS, Android, or Web).



• Follow the instructions provided to integrate Firebase with your app. This usually involves downloading a configuration file (like google-services.json for Android or GoogleService-Info.plist for iOS) and adding it to your app.

Step 5: Configure Firebase Services

• Navigate to the Build section in the Firebase console to configure services such as Firestore, Realtime Database, Authentication, and more.
• Set up the services according to your app’s requirements by following the provided instructions.

Step 6: Implement Firebase SDK

• Follow the Firebase documentation to implement the necessary Firebase SDKs in your app code. You can find the documentation on the Firebase website under the Docs section.

Step 7:Deploy and Monitor

• Once your app is set up with Firebase, you can deploy your application.
• Use the Firebase console to monitor the performance, manage databases, authenticate users, and analyze app usage.

If you follow these steps, you should have a fully set up Firebase project ready to use with your application. If you encounter any specific issues or need further guidance, feel free to ask!