How to send PUSH NOTIFICATIONS USING FIREBASE Cloud Messaging IN ANDROID STUDIO USING KOTLIN

Push notifications are used to let users know about an update or remind them of new features and tasks. These are the notifications that the server pushes to users. They can be sent to the user even when the app is not in use.

Firebase cloud messaging allows you to send notifications to all of your installed app users without setting up a server from scratch to communicate with the mobile device to trigger the specific notifications to single or multiple devices. Firebase Cloud Messaging is part of the Firebase platform for mobile app development.

Follow the steps to know How to send PUSH NOTIFICATIONS USING FIREBASE Cloud Messaging IN ANDROID KOTLIN:-
1. To create the firebase project, first, log in to the firebase console, choose to add project, name the project, turn off the Enable Google Analytics for this project button and click create project to finish the setting up of project.

2. click the Android icon and add the project name in the field and click register to add the app in your project.

3. Now Move your firebase android config file into your app directory.

4. Now check Google's Maven repository in your root level Gradle file and add rules to it to include the Google Services plugin to enable firebase products in your app.

5. Now Open MyFirebaseMessagingService.kt and inspect the file in particular to the onNewToken() and onMessageReceived function.

6. Now open the firebase console, select your project and cloud Messaging from the navigation on the left and finally click on send your first message using the notification console.

7. Enter your notification title and the notification text, and select Send test message. The Test on device pop-up dialog appears, asking that you provide an FCM registration token.

8. Copy your app token from logcat and paste it into the Add an FCM registration token field within the popup window and click the Add button next to the token. Select the token from the appeared checkbox list to enable the Test button.

9. Now put your app in the background and click Test in the popup.

10. At last, the targeted device that has your app running in the background will receive the notification in its system notifications tray.
Chapter:
00:00 Intro
00:18 add firebase library
00:57 UI implementation
02:50 Create ServiceMessagingclass
05:50 code implementation
16:14 Project Run Successfully

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