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Appcelerator / Titanium module project to build and use the google firebase SDK
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firebase libraries in jar 9.4.0 #11

Closed darknos closed 8 years ago

chrisribe commented 8 years ago

Thanks darknos

darknos commented 8 years ago

I extracted them myself but I found probably better way: https://github.com/dandar3/android-google-firebase-README

darknos commented 8 years ago

Thank you for great job re iOS module. Are you going to continue work on Android module?

chrisribe commented 8 years ago

I will need to in the future... No timeline though.

I put firebase on hold until they fixed the in-app purchase events counts. This would cause false purchase events like 40x real events. https://firebase.google.com/support/release-notes/ios

Funny how they call it a "feature"

Added a feature to validate the authenticity of in-app purchase events before they are reported by Firebase Analytics.

Will need to update the SDK libraries...

chrisribe commented 8 years ago

Hi @darknos,

I have started looking into implementing the android part of the firebase appcelerator module. Coming from an iOS world the learning curve is quite steep.... You seem to know a thing or two or 2000 ;)

Could you detail how you extracted the jar's I looked up the repo from Dandar3 but I am kinda lost. https://github.com/dandar3/android-google-firebase-README

And what is this script import-google-services.js do exactly...

I think it's used to translate the json file is to produce two XML files which you can reference as Android resources in your Java code. (as mentioned here ). So OMG there are so many moving parts...

I started trying to implement the official getting started guide... Had tons of SDK updates to get 1st https://firebase.google.com/docs/android/setup

Finally got the firebase quickstart to run but... wow

Any feedback would be great thanks. Chris

darknos commented 8 years ago

The first I need to say that I stopped working with Firebase on android due to dexer limitation to 64K and no multi-dex in Titanium SDK 5.x. I already have more then 50k classes in my libraries in OpenGL games so if I try to compile Firebase libraries too I get dexer error "trouble writing output: Too many method references: 69321; max is 65536."

You are right re import-google-services.js. it do the same as gradle script in Android Studio - it prepares two XML based on google-services.json that specific to your project. You'll need these files in a project which will use ti.firebase module. there are details about your Firebase project.

chrisribe commented 8 years ago

Thanks for the info, will keep grinding on this today...

Nice you are running opengl games under Titanium ? Any links, title names or libraries would you suggest... Just curious, always thought titanum to slow to run games ;)

Chris

darknos commented 8 years ago

I have an engine forked form the same source as Platino (http://platino.io) but with additional features and box-2d integrated.

I'm going to make it open source but have no time to clean up/comment sources, write docs, before publishing.

my store accounts: https://itunes.apple.com/developer/ipublisher-ua/id468043785 https://play.google.com/store/apps/developer?id=iPublisher+UA

I'd recommend to play this: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/run-rabbit-run-maze-puzzle/id925383186?mt=8

chrisribe commented 8 years ago

Nice I like the run rabit run app... Good job :)