pushd VS react-native-firebase

Not entirely sure whether you're looking for anything like this, but I'm currently developing a Push Notifications Daemon for Apple devices myself, though I do not recommend its use because I haven't tested it thoroughly yet and there are probably loads of bugs, plus I'm totally blind which makes me rather slow, but I'm actively working on it, and once it's complete you can use it in your project. The README.md file contains instructions on how to create a very small sample project for testing push notifications on iOS devices.

Configure Firebase: Follow the instructions on the React Native Firebase documentation to set up Firebase in your app.

Make sure to set up Firebase in your project by following the Firebase setup guide for React Native.

We'll be utilizing React Native Firebase for this.

I used Expo-React native so I didn't use directly rnfirebase.io.

I found someone who had a similar issue: https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/issues/1317

Otherwise, if you want remote storage a many other useful backend capabilities without writing and maintaining your own backend (messaging, remote updates, etc.) you can use Firebase. This is a very useful suite of tools from google that lots of people use that can handle Social Authentication, Push Notifications, Analytics, A few different kinds of data bases with both local and remote persistence. You won't need this for your todo but you might want to use it if you're making something more serious.

I’m following the exact same instructions as found here [https://rnfirebase.io/] but once I’m done with all the steps and build my project again, I get a very very long error that even my VS Code zsh terminal just cuts off.

Just add the code it does all I’m using https://rnfirebase.io/ if expo does support firebase it might work the same, use expo docs instead..