firebase/quickstart-unity

Firebase Quickstart Samples for Unity

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Updated 31 minutes ago
Added to GitGenius on October 12th, 2026
Created on September 8th, 2016
Open Issues & Pull Requests: 138 (+0)
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Number of forks: 454
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Detailed Description

Firebase Quickstart Samples for Unity is a collection of sample projects demonstrating how to use the Firebase Unity SDK.

The repository addresses the challenge of integrating Firebase services into Unity games and applications by providing working code examples across multiple Firebase features. Each sample demonstrates a specific Firebase capability—including authentication, real-time database, cloud storage, analytics, remote configuration, cloud messaging, and app invites—showing developers the patterns and setup required to use these services in their own projects. The samples target iOS, tvOS, and Android platforms, covering the primary deployment targets for Unity games.

Developers should use these samples when learning Firebase integration for Unity or when building games that need backend services like user authentication, data persistence, or push notifications. The samples are most valuable for teams new to Firebase or those evaluating which Firebase features suit their project needs. The repository serves as a reference implementation rather than a framework or library, so adoption means studying and adapting the sample code patterns into your own project rather than adding a dependency.

The project maintains samples across a broad range of Firebase services, indicating ongoing effort to keep pace with the Firebase platform's capabilities. Contributions are accepted through a defined process documented in the repository, suggesting active community engagement with the samples.