Which parts of firebase are actually works with react-native and which do not? [closed]

Question

Here the "List" of firebase features

• Analytics
• Cloud Messaging
• Remote Config
• Dynamic Links
• Notifications
• Invites
• Test Lab
• Crash Reporting
• AdMob
• Storage
• Realtime Database
• Google AdWords
• Authentication
• App Indexing

However, at least, some of them don't work properly and some do not work at all with react-native.

Let's share here our experience dealing with all these services. I hope, that will clarify, what exactly FB is good for with react-native app.

I'll be storing summary here:

• Analytics
  • Likely supported with third-party library
• Cloud Messaging
  • Likely supported with third-party library
• Remote Config
  • Not supported
• Dynamic Links
  • Not supported
• Notifications
  • Likely supported with third-party library
• Invites
  • Not supported
• Test Lab
  • Not supported
• Crash Reporting
  • Likely supported with third-party library
• AdMob
  • Likely supported with third-party library
• Storage
  • I guess, now it's fully supported?
• Realtime Database
  • Web (JS) SDK does not support: offline data persistence
• Google AdWords
• Authentication
  • Google, Facebook (etc.) auth is not supported at all. Possible solutions include third-party libraries, firebase-native-sdk bridges etc. There are not well documented solution atm.
• App Indexing
  • Likely supported with third-party library

Answer 1

Check out react-native Firestack. Its currently being worked on but most features are supported for both Android and iOS. I recently used this react-native library for a production application for my company and supports many of the options you listed that you believed were not supported. According to the documentation Firestack provides

Complete FirebaseModule functionality

I have used Firebase authentication, Facebook authentication, Firebase storage, Firebase database, and Firebase notifications all with the Firestack framework.

Another reason I would use this library is it contains the individual modules you listed above but in a centralized repository so you do not have to import many different libraries and deal with their possible incompatibilities and differences in syntax.