GCM features is added with the Google Services. While developing android application to use the GCM the device require to have Google APK installed.
And I heard that some of the devices not having the Play Store APK or there is no support for GCM. The devices like Amazon Fire phone, xiaomi and all.
I want to develop an app to support all the user. Is not like the user having installed Play Store APK can use our application.
I thought of using pubnub. I don't know whether this is an right alternative. Because I am not finding any other way to overcome this issue.
Please help me on this.
Thanks in advance.
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I'm uploading a new build of my iOS app and as always, I was going to check the IDFA options but I can't find them anywhere! Did something change?
It seems after requirement that apps use IDFA must ask users permission, Apple doesn't ask developers to select whether app use IDFA in App Store connect anymore.
So just submit app and don't care about it. I have submited an app successfully.
I am trying to integrate firebase analytics on react native app, I have completed all the prerequisites and got a successful build running on Honeywell android Device, but when I open the app it gives above error. There are many such duplicate question but nothing works for me as I can't have play store as the target devices are Handheld android devices and not mobile devices. How to integrate firebase analytics without having to install google play service.
Thanks for Answer #JakeSteam
But I could get firebase integration working without google play service error.
Issue Details:
I was using react native firebase 5.x.x, which works fine but will give a pop up message mentioned in question if your device doesn't have google play service.
Workaround:
Upgrade react native firebase to version 6.x.x, the community has redeveloped this repo and I am not having issues with it now.
NOTE:
Without google play service on your device you can only use few firebase services like analytics, crashlytics etc.
As a Firebaser said:
Firebase as a platform requires Google Play Services, even though some Firebase products may be able to work without it.
If you cannot use Google Play Services, you may want to look into Google Analytics, which does not require it:
Note: Google Analytics can be used and will work on devices that do not have Google Play Services. In this case you still download and use the Google Play Services SDK and Google Analytics will automatically fall back to local dispatching.
I'm developing a expo/react-native app.
I want to use google admob inside my app (rewarded ads, videos), and verify in my server (node.js) if the user did finish the ad.
I saw in the website of google admob that there is a way to verify this in android. This is the link: https://developers.google.com/admob/android/rewarded-video-ssv
But I could not find anywhere, a way to verify it in react-native/expo app. (with node.js server).
I want to know if this is possible, and if so what is the best way to do it.
I have a dapp for web application. Users have metamask installed in the Chrome browser. They make transactions using metamask. Now I want the same application to be developed in iOS using react-native. How to develop this? For browser when users want to make any transaction simply metamask pop ups and asks for confirmation.
How about in mobile devices? How they are going to install metmask in the devices and make transactions in mobile device. Is is possible to achieve this? How can I develop this app?
Your iOS app can communicate with iOS wallets using WalletConnect mobile linking. This fulfils a similar functionality as MetaMask pop-up on desktop environments.
Yes, you don't need metamask for your application. (And I am yet to see someone use it in an app built in React Native.)
Metamask is essentially a wallet which 'injects' into various services on the web. But it is nothing more than a wallet that manages your identit(y/ies).
The features you'd need in your React app would need:
Managing identities (private and public keys.)
Ability to sign transactions.
Then you might want to use extra features such as:
Importing keys
Updating balances
Recording transasctions, etc.
If you're using web3.js, then you need to start here: web3.eth.accounts and look into wallets on the same page.
For React Native, you can use the Moralis SDK https://moralis.io/
If you're developing a native app with Swift, you can use the v1 WalletConnect SDK https://github.com/WalletConnect/WalletConnectSwift.
Also, I'm working on a package (on top of WC) that already has all the configuration for it: https://github.com/maurovz/Glaip
we've been working with a 3rd party Android device that uses API 17. We want to make a native Google API app so that we can map data for our customers. What happens is the app crashes and it says "Google Play Services required". Is there a workaround to this? can we somehow embed or package a file that is good enough to use Maps? We've spoken with the hardware company and they made a decision to not allow google play services. We are partnering with them to release the device with a couple of apps we offer with the device. Any help is appreciated
Google Play services enables Maps to run on your Android devices, as per Google statement:
With Google Play services, your app can take advantage of the latest,
Google-powered features such as Maps, Google+, and more, with
automatic platform updates distributed as an APK through the Google
Play store. This makes it faster for your users to receive updates and
easier for you to integrate the newest that Google has to offer.
That means you need Google Play services to make Google Maps work.
Download it here.