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# New Firebase Project Setup

It includes the 2 main steps :- 

1. **Creating a new firebase project**
2. **Add firebase to your web app**

### 1. Creating a new firebase project

Open your [firebase console](https://console.firebase.google.com). You will see the screen shown below. Click on "Add Project" to create your new project. 

![](/files/-M57p0A4FcD2MkTLQ0Uv)

Write name of your project and click on "Continue". In this case, we have named our project as “TaxiDemo”.  

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Once you see "Configure Google Analytics" screen - Choose or Create your Google Analytics account, as shown below. Now click on "Create project"

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Please wait for a while your project is being created

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### 2. Add firebase to your web app

The image below the default screen after your project is successfully created. Click on “Project settings”

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Scroll down the page and go to the last section which says “There are no apps in your project”.  Select the 3rd option with this icon  “\</>” to add firebase to your web app.

![](/files/-M57uqEPD7J6t5oTTxql)

Register your app by providing name in the "App nickname" section and click on "Register App" button. In this case, we have used “Taxidemo” in the App nickname section.

![](/files/-M57v5Rkfq5T0nDGjE6S)

You should see the following screen.

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Select the following section of code, as shown below and copy it to some text editor as it will be used at multiple places in next steps.

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### Adding firebase to project

Now we will add firebase to our project.

Go to Add Firebase to Project section to see how to do it.


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