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2. Add `import` statements to your code so you can access the SDKs.
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3. Go to the `await analytics.setup` configuration in your code, and find (or add) the `using:` item. Add "Firebase" to the list of device-mode destinations in the `using` item.
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4. Change to your iOS directory and run `pod install`.
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5. Add the `analytics-react-native-firebase` module to your `build.gradle` file.
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5. Add the `analytics-react-native-firebase` module to your `build.gradle` file. (See Step.4 of [Getting Started on Android](/docs/connections/destinations/catalog/firebase/#getting-started-on-android))
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## Setting up Firebase with Analytics-Kotlin
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If you're using the [Analytics-Kotlin library](/docs/connections/sources/catalog/libraries/mobile/kotlin-android), follow these steps to set up Firebase with Analytics-Kotlin:
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