Set up a Firebase Cloud Messaging client app on Flutter
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Testing
There is an easy way to test if notifications work without writing any code by using Firebase. The template has a function to get device token and prints the token to the console. Copy the token and follow these steps:
- Open your Firebase project, choose Engage Section from left sidebar and choose Messaging.

- Press Create your first campaign.

- Then choose Firebase Notification messages and press create.

- Write any notification title and text then press Send test message.

- Press Add an FCM registration token and paste the token you copied before.

- Press the add icon after pasting the token.

- Make sure it’s checked like this and press test.

- You should see notification log at the IDE console. PLEASE NOTE for MacOS notification might be a little bit late so wait for a few minutes to see on your device.