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Error: Not in a Firebase app directory(could not locate firebase.json)
Run firebase login and firebase init first to initialize the file firebase.json.
Also, run firebase deploy inside the root directory of the project folder where firebase.json lives..
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This is where the hosting url directs me
I was trying to deploy my simple tasks tracking application with firebase for learning purposes
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assuming we have a symfony application with several modules
how we can have a .YAML file for each module
and how we can load this last without loading YAML files from other modules
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You cannot load a given config file on demand. Symfony uses compiled container so it's static.
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I want to know that what are the data stored in google-services.json file on firebase in brief and all the possible links and every kind of information are welcomed. It's just for getting to know about the json file in firebase and android. What I want is the details about the things present inside the google-services.json file
Firebase manages all of your API settings and credentials through a single configuration file.
The file is named google-services.json on Android and GoogleService-Info.plist on iOS.
GoogleService-Info.plist contains developer credentials and configuration settings, which is needed to verify while connecting with GoogleApiClient and also having a configuration for a different account like Analytics, Sign in, GCM and also contain bundle id related to project.
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As I am a new in Ionic 2/Firebase and android/ios.
From Firebase Console I got the config variable and added it into my app.module.ts. Everything works fine on the web. What shall I add to my ionic 2 platforms so that my app would work on all platforms?
Anyone can help? Thanks.
Yes, you should add GoogleService-info.plist to the root of Ionic 2 Project and platforms/ios. And google-services.json to platforms/android.
I have written this tutorial.
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How do you build a Meteor application with TypeScript?
Please add meteor typescript compiler to your project. it compiles .ts artifacts on the fly using the tsc command line (batch mode)
The package source is available via GitHub. You may also add the plugin directly by typing meteor add meteortypescript:compiler from your project root directory.
There is this github project : https://github.com/grmlin/meteor-typescript