For basic integration, check the integration guide: Chrome and Firefox configuration.

This article will explain which Firebase values ​​correspond to the values ​​on the Pushwoosh application configuration page.

New project

Pushwoosh Web app config

*Server key could be omitted for the new project. Leave this field empty.

Firebase project

FCM service account key (1) is located on the "Service accounts" page of the Firebase project.

Project settings → Service accounts → Generate new private key

Web push certificate (2) and Web push private key (3) are located on the "Cloud Messaging" page of the Firebase project.

Project settings → Cloud Messaging → Copy the Web push certificate key (2).

Private key (3) is hidden under the menu button:

Legacy project

Pushwoosh Web app config

Firebase project

FCM service account key (1) is located on the "Service accounts" page of the Firebase project.

Project settings → Service accounts → Generate new private key

Sender ID (2) and Server Key (3) are located on the "Cloud Messaging" page of the Firebase project.

Project settings → Cloud Messaging → Cloud Messaging API (Legacy)

IMPORTANT: For reference only. These values ​​were used in the now deprecated legacy FCM protocol. They ​​are not currently required for the correct operation of Pushwoosh Web SDK. You may remove them and leave corresponding fields empty on the Pushwoosh Web app config.

Web push certificate (4) and Web push private key (5) are located on the "Cloud Messaging" page of the Firebase project.

Project settings → Cloud Messaging → Web configuration

Private key (5) is hidden under the menu button: