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Add push notifications to your app
Android, iOS, Flutter, React Native or Unity: where your app's ready-made setup steps are, with its keys filled in.
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- Get started with PusherHub
- Create a Firebase project
- Get your Firebase service account file
- Find your Sender ID
- iOS push notifications: add your Apple push key to Firebase
- Add push notifications to your app
- Flutter
- Android (Kotlin)
- Java
- React Native
- iOS (Swift)
- Unity
- Send a test push notification
- Send your first push notification
Open your app's SDK Integration tab
In the dashboard, open Applications your app SDK Integration . Your App key and Public key are shown, and every step below them already has them filled in.
Pick your platform and follow its steps
Choose Flutter, Kotlin, Java, Swift, React Native or Unity. Each one walks you through:
- downloading PusherHub's SDK file and adding it to your project;
- starting it with your app's keys;
- asking the user to allow notifications;
- optionally, logging the user in with your own user ID — so you can send to one person later.
The same code is in the developer reference, too: Flutter, Kotlin, Java, Swift, React Native, Unity
Run the app on a phone
Open the app once and allow notifications. Within a few seconds the phone shows up in PusherHub under Devices.