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[DOC]: FCM using OpenIM server with Docker #194
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Here's how you can set the relevant environment variables based on the file referenced from the link: First, locate the corresponding configuration items in the file. |
Thank you! Can you give me the document on how to test FCM function? Because I don't know where it is to test! |
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In Docker, you should use the authURL field. |
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Instead of using the filePath field, you should use the authURL field. |
openim-server: (docker-compose.yaml)
.env It still not working! |
IMENV_OPENIM_PUSH_ENABLE=fcm |
Thank you. When I change the value back to "fcm" and run docker again, sending offline message fails:
I don't know how to configure or fix the next error! |
I have referred to an article that is similar to mine but I don't know how this person fixed it! |
Can anyone help me with this problem? |
Hi team,
I’m using OpenIM server with Docker and would like to integrate Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) for push notifications. I’ve mapped the Firebase JSON file into the container, but I’m unsure of the next steps. Could you guide me on how to configure FCM within the OpenIM server?
Thank you!
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