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If you use any of Firebase Authentication's features that send emails to users, including email link sign-in, email address verification, account change revocation, and others, configure the Apple private email relay service and register noreply@YOUR_FIREBASE_PROJECT_ID.firebaseapp.com (or your customized email template domain) so Apple can relay emails sent by Firebase Authentication to anonymized Apple email addresses.
Add Apple Sign-In to Firebase Auth
Go to your Firebase Console. Select the Authentication tab, then Sign-in Method. Click Add new provider, then choose Apple.
If you need to, copy the authorization callback URL. Then click Save.
Implement Apple Sign-In in Your Project
Open your Project, then navigate to Signing + Capabilities. Choose your app's target, then click the + button to add the Sign in with Apple capability.
β οΈ You'll need to call signInWithApple() from an Apple-provided Sign In with Apple button. For more information on how to add this into your iOS/macOS project, see this developer article.
You can then sign in with Apple easily using EasyAuth's static method: