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The Basics

  • Getting Started
  • Creating a New Project
  • Designing Your App
  • Programming Your App
  • Adding Components
  • Adding Resources

Firebase

  • Getting Started
  • Linking Android App
  • Project Settings
  • Setting Database Rules
  • Enabling Login Methods
  • Enabling Firebase Storage

AdMob

  • Getting Started
  • Creating Ad Unit
  • Sketchware AdMob Settings

Publishing

  • Getting Started
  • Creating a Service Account
  • First Time Publishing

Components

  • Intent
  • SharedPreference
  • Calendar
  • Vibrator
  • Timer
  • Dialog
  • MediaPlayer
  • SoundPool
  • ObjectAnimator
  • Camera
  • FilePicker
  • Gyroscope
  • Firebase DB
  • Firebase Auth
  • Firebase Storage

Linking Android App

Add Firebase to your Android App

Click on the "Add Firebase to your Android App" button located in the middle.

step6

Fill out Application Information

  1. Android package name - Fill oout the android package name. This must match the android package name of your Sketchware project.

  2. App nickname (optional) - This field is optional.

  3. Debug signing certificate SHA-1 (optional) - Skip this field.

After you filled the package name, click on the "REGISTER APP" button.

step7

Config file and Firebase SDK

The 2nd step and the 3rd can be skipped, as they're not required for Sketchware.

Simply click on the "Next" button for both steps.

Config fileFirebase SDK
step8step9

Running your app to verify installation

You can also skip this step.

step10

← Getting StartedProject Settings →
  • Add Firebase to your Android App
  • Fill out Application Information
  • Config file and Firebase SDK
  • Running your app to verify installation
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