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docs › crashlytics › ndk-reports
you can enable full stack traces and detailed crash reports for your native code from Firebase Crashlytics with a few small updates to your app's build configuration. This guide describes how to configure crash reporting with the Firebase Crashlytics SDK for NDK. If you're looking for how to get...
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docs › ml-kit › object-detection
With ML Kit's on-device object detection and tracking API, you can localize and track in real time the most prominent objects in an image or live camera feed. You can also optionally classify detected objects into one of several general categories. Object detection and tracking with coarse...
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docs › remote-config › use-cases
App developers use Remote Config in many different ways to suit their unique requirements, and we encourage that. To give you an idea of the kinds of things you can do with Remote Config, this page describes some use cases with broad...
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learn › pathways › firebase-apps
With real-time app performance data that allows you to spend less time putting out fires, you can devote more time to creating delightful experiences knowing that no bug or glitch will slip through the cracks.
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docs › remote-config › parameters
You can configure templates for both client and server use cases. Client templates are served to any app instances that implement the Firebase client SDKs for Remote Config, including Android, Apple, Web, Unity, Flutter, and C++ apps. Remote Config parameters and values from server-specific...
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docs › ml-kit › automl-vision-edge
Create custom image classification models from your own training data with AutoML Vision Edge.
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docs › remote-config › automate-rc
This document describes how you can programmatically read and modify the set of JSON-formatted parameters and conditions known as the Remote Config template. This allows you to make template changes on the backend that the client app can...
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support › troubleshooter › contact
You must sign in to access this page. Except as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License, and code samples are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. For details, see the...
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docs › test-lab › analyzing-results
There are multiple ways to use Firebase Test Lab to run tests on your Android app, including the command line interface, Android Studio, the Test Lab UI in the Firebase console, and the Testing API. However you choose to start your tests, the results are stored in the Firebase project that you...
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docs › cloud-messaging › auth-server
Requests sent to FCM from your app server or trusted environment must be authorized. Authorize HTTP v1 send requests Depending on the details of your server environment, use a combination of these strategies to authorize server requests to Firebase services: Google Application Default Credentials...
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