integrating-firebase

Flutter with Firebase Integration Guide

Goal

Production architecture for integrating Google Firebase with Flutter. This skill points to specific implementation chapters — read the relevant one before writing any Firebase code.

Workflow & References

1. Core Setup & Initialization (firebase_core) If you are initializing Firebase for the first time, setting up the flutterfire_cli, or resolving native iOS/Android Firebase compilation errors, you MUST read:

• setup.md

2. Authentication (firebase_auth) If you are implementing login, email/password verification, social sign-ins (Google, Apple), or managing User sessions, you MUST read:

• auth.md

3. Push Notifications (firebase_messaging) If you are configuring Apple Push Notification service (APNs), handling FCM background handlers, or requesting notification permissions, you MUST read:

• messaging.md

4. Databases (cloud_firestore, firebase_database) If you are reading/writing data, defining Freezed models, or navigating NoSQL document structures (Firestore) vs JSON trees (RTDB), you MUST read:

• database.md

5. File Storage (firebase_storage) If you are uploading images/videos, generating download URLs, or restructuring storage Reference trees, you MUST read:

• storage.md

6. Observability (firebase_analytics, firebase_crashlytics) If you are logging custom analytical events, setting up global FlutterError and PlatformDispatcher error trapping, you MUST read:

• analytics-crashlytics.md

7. Security (firebase_app_check) If you want to protect your Firebase backend from unauthorized access using DeviceCheck (iOS) and Play Integrity (Android), you MUST read:

• app-check.md

8. Advanced Architecture: Serverpod Mini BFF If you are building a highly secure app and need to bypass Firestore Rules or protect third-party API keys (like Stripe) using a Backend-for-Frontend (BFF), you MUST read:

• serverpod-mini.md