Open-source Kotlin Multiplatform (Android/Apple/JVM) wrapper library for Firebase APIs.

Language:

• English (this file)
• Korean: README.ko.md

• Use Firebase from shared KMP code with Firebase-like APIs.
• Keep Android, Apple, and JVM behavior aligned as much as possible.
• Support JVM server-side workflows in modules that provide JVM targets.

Note:

• visionOS target is planned once Firebase SDK parity and KMP interop stability are verified.
• firebase-message currently supports Android/Apple targets only.

Goal:

• 100% Firebase API compatibility coverage for KMP.
• 100% public API coverage for each supported Firebase product module.

Coverage model:

• Product-family coverage = implemented Firebase product families / target product families
• Public API coverage = implemented public APIs / target public APIs (per product, per platform)
• API-depth status = not started, partial, near parity, parity

Current snapshot:

• Product-family coverage: 3 / 18 = 16.7%
• Public API catalog: docs/public-api/README.md

Target product families (18):

• Core, Cloud Messaging, Cloud Storage, Authentication, Cloud Firestore, Realtime Database, Cloud Functions, Analytics, Crashlytics, Performance Monitoring, Remote Config, App Check, In-App Messaging, Dynamic Links, Installations, ML, Data Connect, Vertex AI in Firebase

Maven coordinates (example version: 0.0.1):

dependencies {
    implementation("io.github.big-gates:firebase-common:0.0.1")
    implementation("io.github.big-gates:firebase-message:0.0.1")
    implementation("io.github.big-gates:firebase-storage:0.0.1")
}

import com.biggates.firebase.common.Firebase
import com.biggates.firebase.common.FirebaseOptions
import com.biggates.firebase.common.PlatformContext

fun initFirebaseOnJvm() {
    Firebase.initializeApp(
        context = PlatformContext(),
        options = FirebaseOptions(
            applicationId = "your-app-id",
            apiKey = "your-api-key",
            projectId = "your-project-id",
            storageBucket = "your-project-id.appspot.com",
            serviceAccountPath = "/absolute/path/service-account.json" // JVM-only
        )
    )
}

firebase-message does not provide a JVM target at this time. Use Android/Apple targets for Messaging APIs.

import com.biggates.firebase.common.Firebase
import com.biggates.firebase.storage.storage

suspend fun storageJvmSample() {
    val storage = Firebase.storage

    val ref = storage.reference("images/profile.png")
    ref.putBytes("hello-storage".encodeToByteArray())
    val bytes = ref.getBytes(maxDownloadSizeBytes = 1024 * 1024)
    val downloadUrl = ref.getDownloadUrl()
    ref.delete()

    val gsRef = storage.referenceFromUrl("gs://your-project-id.appspot.com/images/profile.png")
    val childRef = gsRef.child("thumb.png")

    // For Storage Emulator
    storage.useEmulator("127.0.0.1", 9199)
}

• On JVM, calling only initializeApp(context) fails. Use initializeApp(context, options).
• If serviceAccountPath is omitted on JVM, ADC (Application Default Credentials) is used.
• firebase-message does not support JVM target currently.
• storageBucket is required when using default Firebase.storage on JVM.
• StorageReference.putBytes(...) is currently pending on iOS target.

./gradlew :firebase-common:check :firebase-message:check :firebase-storage:check
./gradlew :firebase-common:compileKotlinJvm :firebase-storage:compileKotlinJvm

• Public API catalog: docs/public-api/README.md
• Repository agent guide: AGENTS.md
• docs/agents/firebase-common.md
• docs/agents/firebase-message.md
• docs/agents/firebase-storage.md