Firebase provides several SDKs for different platforms and programming languages. Here are some of the popular Firebase SDKs:
Firebase SDK for Android: This SDK allows you to integrate Firebase services into your Android applications. It provides libraries for various Firebase features such as authentication, real-time database, cloud messaging, cloud storage, and more.
Firebase SDK for iOS: Similar to the Android SDK, the Firebase SDK for iOS enables you to incorporate Firebase services into your iOS applications. It offers support for features like authentication, real-time database, cloud messaging, cloud storage, and more.
Firebase JavaScript SDK: The Firebase JavaScript SDK allows you to utilize Firebase services in web applications. It provides a comprehensive set of libraries for authentication, real-time database, cloud Firestore, cloud storage, hosting, and other Firebase functionalities.
Firebase Admin SDK: The Firebase Admin SDK is a server-side SDK that enables you to interact with Firebase from privileged environments like servers or custom backend systems. It offers features like user management, data manipulation, and sending notifications.
Firebase SDK for Unity: This SDK allows game developers using the Unity game engine to integrate Firebase services into their games. It provides support for features such as authentication, real-time database, cloud messaging, cloud storage, and more.
Firebase SDK for C++: The Firebase SDK for C++ enables developers to utilize Firebase services in C++ applications. It includes libraries for authentication, real-time database, cloud Firestore, cloud storage, and more.
Firebase SDK for C#: This SDK provides support for integrating Firebase services into C# applications. It includes libraries for authentication, real-time database, cloud Firestore, cloud storage, and more.
These are some of the main Firebase SDKs available, but there may be additional SDKs for specific platforms or languages. It’s always a good idea to check the Firebase documentation for the most up-to-date information on available SDKs and their features.