F.1 Add Crash

Connect your Adobe Air app to Firebase

1. Make sure you are considering the minimum requirements for running Firebase.
2. Install the Firebase SDK.
3. In the Firebase console, add your app to your Firebase project.

Add the Crash ANE to your app

Before adding the Crash (or any of the other Firebase child ANEs) to your Adobe Air app, you need to make sure you have setup the firebaseCore.ane correctly in your project. To add the Crash, you need to add the required ANEs and Frameworks to your project. These dependencies are explained in details in this document.

Air manifest .xml file Beside changes you need to make to your manifest .xml file when implementing the firebaseCore.ane you need to add the following changes also to make the Crash ANE work properly:

<android>
	<manifestAdditions>
		<manifest android:installLocation="auto">
			<application>
				
				<!-- 
					Other settings required by the Firebase core or other ANEs...
				-->
				
				<!-- Required by firebaseCrash.ane -->
				<service android:name="com.google.firebase.crash.internal.service.FirebaseCrashReceiverService" android:process=":background_crash"/>
				<service android:name="com.google.firebase.crash.internal.service.FirebaseCrashSenderService" android:process=":background_crash"/>
				
			</application>
		</manifest>
	</manifestAdditions>
</android>

<extensions>
	
	<!-- 
		Required ANEs for the Firebase Core ANE comes here first.
		https://github.com/myflashlab/Firebase-ANE/wiki/A.4.-Initialize-Firebase-in-your-app
	-->
	
	<!-- To support Firebase Crash -->
	<extensionID>com.myflashlab.air.extensions.firebase.crash</extensionID>
	
	<!-- 
		Download the dependency ANEs from https://github.com/myflashlab/common-dependencies-ANE
		These dependencies are not required on the iOS side.
	-->
	<extensionID>com.myflashlab.air.extensions.dependency.firebase.crash</extensionID>
	
</extensions>