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# 3.6 Additional Firebase Setup for Android

Now, you have to connect the firebase with your code project. Follow the steps below:

* Run the following command from your IDE terminal:

```
firebase login
```

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After this command, you will get a link prompt to log in with the email account that you have used on firebase. Login with that by allowing the required criteria.
{% endhint %}

* Run the following command from your IDE terminal:

```
dart pub global activate flutterfire_cli
```

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After this command, if you get an error like the picture below, then just copy that line and run that.

<img src="/files/b0lvampDE4LHvNRK2NhG" alt="" data-size="original">
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* Run the following command from your IDE terminal:

```
flutterfire configure
```

* Select Your App and Press Enter.

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* Select Android and press Enter.

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Use arrow keys & space to select/unselect
{% endhint %}

After this command, A **google-services.json** file in the android/app folder and A **firebase\_options.dart** file in the lib folder will be added. If you found them, your firebase configuration is successful.