Summary
This tutorial has shown you ways to quickly set up Firebase on React Native, then found out the Facebook SDK to integrate Facebook login into your app. you furthermore may leave knowing different configurations supported Firebase guides and even have learned the way to fix some common issues with these configurations.
By completing this tutorial, you ought to be ready to test your app and make your very own version of a React Native Firebase app with a Facebook login feature. We’ll continue with a glance at integrating this on iOS within the next tutorial. Visit - Facebook login
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Setting up Firebase Boilerplate
To quickly and simply found out for our project, we’ll clone a react-native-firebase-starter package. It’s a boilerplate for your project which will have all the configuration required for the Firebase setup. We do that by simply cloning the GitHub repo into our local drive. The command to clone the repo is given below:
