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### iOS
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After creating a Firebase project, click on the [Add Firebase to your iOS app](http://d.pr/i/3sEL.png) and follow the steps from there.
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After creating a Firebase project, click on the [Add Firebase to your iOS app](http://d.pr/i/3sEL.png) and follow the steps from there to add the configuration file. You do _not_ need to set up a cocoapods project (this is already done through firestack). Make sure not to forget the `Copy Files` phase in iOS.
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**[IMPORTANT: Download the config file](https://support.google.com/firebase/answer/7015592)**
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Once you download the configuration file, make sure you place it in the root of your Xcode project. Every different Bundle ID (aka, even different project variants needs their own configuration file).
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Lastly, due to some dependencies requirements, Firestack supports iOS versions 8.0 and up. Make sure to update the minimum version of your iOS app to `8.0`.
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### Android
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There are several ways to setup Firebase on Android. The _easiest_ way is to pass the configuration settings in JavaScript. In that way, there is no setup for the native platform.
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