How can I change my (android)offline app to (android)online app?

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I have an offline Android Application , I created this in Android studio And use Sqlite Database
( I create all tables with their Relationships) it work perfectly But

Now I want to change my App to an Online App So

- How can I start?
- How can Change my Sqlite Database to an Online Database?
- What should I do?

Please help me , Thanks for your Answers!

What I have tried:

I try Firebase but I didn't know How create Tables like sqlite!

Posted 16-Apr-20 23:40pm

Lania Fatah

Updated 17-Apr-20 0:06am

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Richard MacCutchan 17-Apr-20 5:45am

It depends what you mean by "online app". Do you mean web based, that is accessed via a browser, or something else?

Lania Fatah 17-Apr-20 5:59am

Sorry , I mean that i want create an Android Online App , i want have an online database on my app . I had an android App that I created in android Studio by Sqlite So how can I make this to an Online App (Online Database)

Richard MacCutchan 17-Apr-20 6:14am

Repeating what you have already posted does not explain what you mean by "online app". If you mean putting the database on a server that is accessed via the internet, then you need some method of communication to the server.

Lania Fatah 17-Apr-20 6:21am

so i want change my database to another one that user can use it in their devices , i have login and register in my app so i need a database that works on mobile devices

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