First make sure that you have CocoaPods installed on your computer. To add the Firebase libraries to the project, we’ll use CocoaPods. The Login view has a Register button that takes you to the Sign Up view when tapped and on this view, there is a Sign Up form as well as a Login button that takes you back to the Login view. When you run the downloaded project, you will see a Login view. You will need to enter both your key id and apple team id that you can copy and paste from the Apple Developer portal.To get started, first download the repository that contains the starter project that we’ll use in the tutorial and then head over to Firebase and create an account if you don’t already have one. Back in Firebase > Project Settings > Cloud Messaging upload your new key to your Apple project.Don’t close this window as it displays your key’s id which you’ll need in the next step. Ensure the Apple Push Notifications service (APNs) option is selected and then hit Continue.Login to your Apple Developer Account and choose Keys.Step 5 – Create a APNs Authentication Key Push in the Apple Developer Center

Don’t worry about adding the Firebase iOS SDK – that will get added in a later stage via React Native Firebase.

I reccommend selecting Copy items if needed when adding it:

As per the Firebase instructions download the ist file to your Mac and add it to the root of your Xcode project by dragging it into your project in Xcode.

Enter your iOS app’s unique bundle identifier – make sure it matches the one you setup in Xcode.

Tap the iOS app from the different app options.

Within the Firebase UI tap the settings cog of your project and choose Project Settings.

Enable Anonymous Sign-in option (if you’re already using Firebase for your authenticate that’s fine too, the aim is to have a unique user id to send push notifications too).

Using Firebase for easy targeting of push notifications to:

Your options should look similiar to the following: Tap again to add another new capability and select Push Notifications.Select Remote Notifications from the options.Tap to add a new capability and select Background Modes.Under Signing & Capabilities in Xcode select and connect the Xcode Project to your Apple Developer Team.Login to your Apple Developer Account via Xcode > Preferences > Accounts.Npx react-native init PushyPush -template react-native-template-typescript

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