Recently, I've been working on a new feature for my project.

But I encountered lot of issues with the back-end while implementing the feature.

        // Use messaging() directly from firebase-admin import
        const sendResult = await messaging().sendMulticast(multicastMessage); // <--- Error here, sendMulticast(...) do not exist on type Messaging

I'm trying to implement a push notification feature, using Firebase, Nest.js and other frameworks.

In the code I'm trying to send a notification. The error part is trying to Constructs a multicast message and sends it using messaging().sendMulticast().

Recently, I've been working on a new feature for my project.

But I encountered lot of issues with the back-end while implementing the feature.

        // Use messaging() directly from firebase-admin import
        const sendResult = await messaging().sendMulticast(multicastMessage); // <--- Error here, sendMulticast(...) do not exist on type Messaging

I'm trying to implement a push notification feature, using Firebase, Nest.js and other frameworks.

In the code I'm trying to send a notification. The error part is trying to Constructs a multicast message and sends it using messaging().sendMulticast().

• node.js
• firebase
• firebase-cloud-messaging
• firebase-admin

• Please edit the question to limit it to a specific problem with enough detail to identify an adequate answer. – Community Bot Commented Feb 6 at 15:29

1 Answer 1

You're using APIs that are no longer part of recent versions of firebase-admin since version 13. You will need to upgrade your code.

According to the examples in the documentation, firebase-admin doesn't export a function called messaging. The examples all show use of getMessaging.

Also, sendMulticast has been removed from recent versions of firebase-admin. The replacement is sendEachForMulticast.

Read the release notes for the Firebase Messaging in the Admin SDK version 13:

Removed deprecated sendAll(), sendMulticast(), sendToDevice(), sendToDeviceGroup(), sendToTopic(), and sendToCondition() APIs.

This is confirmed in the API documentation for getMessaging. It returns a Messaging object which has a method sendForEachMulticast.