firebase-app/com.google.firebase/FirebaseApp

FirebaseApp

actual class FirebaseApp(source)

The entry point of Firebase SDKs, mirroring com.google.firebase.FirebaseApp from the Firebase Android SDK.

The members taking or returning an Android Context (initializeApp, getApps and getApplicationContext) can only be called from Android code: from common code they fail to compile with a message naming the replacement (Firebase.initialize(context) and Firebase.getApps(context)).

actual class FirebaseApp(source)
expect class FirebaseApp(source)

The entry point of Firebase SDKs, mirroring com.google.firebase.FirebaseApp from the Firebase Android SDK.

The members taking or returning an Android Context (initializeApp, getApps and getApplicationContext) can only be called from Android code: from common code they fail to compile with a message naming the replacement (Firebase.initialize(context) and Firebase.getApps(context)).

actual class FirebaseApp(source)
actual class FirebaseApp(source)

Types

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actual object Companion
actual object Companion
expect object Companion
actual object Companion
actual object Companion

Properties

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val ios: FIRApp

The underlying Firebase iOS SDK object.

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val js: FirebaseApp

The underlying Firebase JS SDK object.

val js: FirebaseApp

The underlying Firebase JS SDK object.

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actual val name: String

The unique name of this app.

actual val name: String

The unique name of this app.

expect val name: String

The unique name of this app.

actual val name: String

The unique name of this app.

actual val name: String

The unique name of this app.

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actual val options: FirebaseOptions

The options this app was configured with.

actual val options: FirebaseOptions

The options this app was configured with.

expect val options: FirebaseOptions

The options this app was configured with.

actual val options: FirebaseOptions

The options this app was configured with.

actual val options: FirebaseOptions

The options this app was configured with.

Functions

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actual fun delete()

Deletes this app and frees its resources. A no-op if the app was already deleted.

actual fun delete()

Deletes this app and frees its resources. A no-op if the app was already deleted.

expect fun delete()

Deletes this app and frees its resources. A no-op if the app was already deleted.

actual fun delete()

Deletes this app and frees its resources. A no-op if the app was already deleted.

actual fun delete()

Deletes this app and frees its resources. A no-op if the app was already deleted.

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open operator override fun equals(other: Any?): Boolean
open operator override fun equals(other: Any?): Boolean
open operator override fun equals(other: Any?): Boolean
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actual fun getApplicationContext(): Any

Android only: the application context this app was initialized with.

actual fun getApplicationContext(): Any

Android only: the application context this app was initialized with.

expect fun getApplicationContext(): Any

Android only: the application context this app was initialized with.

actual fun getApplicationContext(): Any

Android only: the application context this app was initialized with.

actual fun getApplicationContext(): Any

Android only: the application context this app was initialized with.

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open override fun hashCode(): Int
open override fun hashCode(): Int
open override fun hashCode(): Int
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actual fun setAutomaticResourceManagementEnabled(enabled: Boolean)

On Android, lets the SDK release resources while the app is in the background and reacquire them when it returns to the foreground. The other platforms have no equivalent, so this is a no-op there.

actual fun setAutomaticResourceManagementEnabled(enabled: Boolean)

No-op: automatic resource management is an Android-only behaviour.

expect fun setAutomaticResourceManagementEnabled(enabled: Boolean)

On Android, lets the SDK release resources while the app is in the background and reacquire them when it returns to the foreground. The other platforms have no equivalent, so this is a no-op there.

actual fun setAutomaticResourceManagementEnabled(enabled: Boolean)

No-op: automatic resource management is an Android-only behaviour.

actual fun setAutomaticResourceManagementEnabled(enabled: Boolean)

No-op: automatic resource management is an Android-only behaviour.

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open override fun toString(): String
open override fun toString(): String
open override fun toString(): String
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