This Firebase quickstart showcases how Firebase Analytics can provide insight on app usage and user engagement. You can read more about Google Analytics for Firebase here!
Google Analytics for Firebase offers multiple ways to understand how users are engaging with your app. In this quickstart, we demonstrate how you can use Google Analytics for Firebase to log in-app events and set user properties.
Ready? Let's get started! 🚀
Clone this project and cd into the analytics directory.
Run flutter pub get. This command will install all of the required dependencies
for this quickstart. Go ahead and
open the analytics folder in your favorite editor.
git clone https://github.com/firebase/quickstart-flutter.git
cd analytics/
flutter pub get
flutterfire configure
flutter run
We will need to connect our quickstart with the Firebase Console. For an in depth explanation, you can read more about adding Firebase to your Flutter Project.
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Visit the Firebase Console and create a new app.
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Register this project with the Firebase console by calling
flutterfire configure. -
At this point, you can build and run the quickstart! 🎉
Google Analytics for Firebase is a great way to log user related events or set user properties. This quickstart features a number of different UI controls that a user can interact with. Depending on the control, Google Analytics for Firebase is used to either set a user property or log an appropriate event.
As you interact with the controls in the quickstart, analytics data will be sent to the Firebase Console. To view and interact with this stream, navigate to the project you set up for this quickstart on the Firebase Console. Select Realtime under the Analytics on the vertical menu on the left. From here, you can interact with the quickstart and see the related analytics data show up live on the Firebase Console.
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