Firebase Integration
Firebase is available as an Action Type in Fast Track. By following the steps below you can integrate this engagement channel.
🏛 Architecture
Here is a diagram describing the implementation.
Firebase architecture
Firebase architecture
🔚 Endpoints to link and unlink tokens
As described in the diagram above, we will need you to send the firebase token/tokens to these endpoints below when it gets linked/unlinked to a user.
You can also publish messages on the RabbitMQ with the specified notification type.
REST API
RabbitMQ Connector
Kafka Connector
⬆️ POST /v1/integration/user/device/link
RabbitMQ Message Properties
key | value |
type | USER_DEVICE_LINK |
The type is expected as a property (but not in the payload) of the RabbitMQ Message. Any header will be ignored.
Kafka Message Headers
| key | value |
|---|---|
type | USER_DEVICE_LINK |
REST API
RabbitMQ Connector
Kafka Connector
⬆️ POST /v1/integration/user/device/unlink
RabbitMQ Message Properties
key | value |
type | USER_DEVICE_UNLINK |
The type is expected as a property (but not in the payload) of the RabbitMQ Message. Any header will be ignored.
Kafka Message Headers
| key | value |
|---|---|
type | USER_DEVICE_UNLINK |
Credentials
We will need you to provide us with credentials described in below link.
Best Practises for Token Management
You manage how the tokens are stored in Fast Track by using the LINK / UNLINK events (see above). Please read this article from Firebase containing Best Practise examples: