Android (FCM)

PushFleet sends to Android devices through Firebase Cloud Messaging with a service account from your Firebase project.

Create the service account

1. Open the Firebase console and pick your project (or create one and add your Android app to it).
2. Go to Project settings → Service accounts.
3. Click Generate new private key and download the JSON file.

Add your app’s google-services.json to the Android project too, so the client SDK can get a token.

Upload it

Upload in the dashboard, or with any server SDK. PushFleet verifies the service account by minting a real token before it saves it, and never returns it afterwards.

TypeScriptPythonGoRustRubycURL

TypeScript

await fleet.credentials.uploadFcm({
  service_account: JSON.parse(readFileSync("service-account.json", "utf8")),
});

Python

fleet.credentials.upload_fcm(
    service_account=json.load(open("service-account.json")),
)

Go

fleet.Credentials.UploadFcm(ctx, pushfleet.CredentialsUploadFcmParams{
	ServiceAccount: pushfleet.ReadJSON("service-account.json"),
})

Rust

fleet
    .credentials()
    .upload_fcm()
    .service_account(serde_json::from_str(&std::fs::read_to_string("service-account.json")?)?)
    .await?;

Ruby

fleet.credentials.upload_fcm(
  service_account: JSON.parse(File.read("service-account.json"))
)

cURL

curl https://api.pushfleet.com/v1/credentials/fcm \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $PUSHFLEET_SECRET_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d "$(jq -n --slurpfile service_account service-account.json '{service_account: $service_account[0]}')"