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please I have a question about if can I link the same fire store database to two flutter applications ,the first one is to be used by the manager and the second to be used by the client?, if not what the better way to achieve that?
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no issue about multiple flutter or other app in same firebase project. You can connect your second app just like first app connection process.
Step 1: Add app from your firebase project Project Overview and select your platform
Step 2: Register app with your second app package name
Step 3: And download json file and using this json file you can connect your second app within same procedure just like you apply for first app
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I downloaded a flutter app from GitHub and it contains Firebase. I cannot run the program because it must be linked first. How do I do this with a program that contains all the codes
please I need help, thanks
Note: Depends whether you previously worked with firebase or not(experience).
These are some generic steps for linking existing android app:
Go to https://firebase.google.com/ and sign in with your Gmail.
Create new project by navigating to console then Add Project(name it anything appropriate) then Continue.
On next step you can keep Google Analytics for your Firebase project enabled(I prefer it disabled).
Create project.
After creation, Select add android app by pressing android logo
Register app by adding package name. Your package name is generally the applicationId in your app-level build.gradle file. (project-directory/android/app/build.gradle)
Download google-services.json and add to app/ directory.
Follow further instructions.
Continue and then try to run. You may need to enable firebase services implicitly.
P.S: If you face issues afterwards point to the Github repo if it's public.
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On the Firebase documentation, it states that the web API key will be auto-generated when:
Firebase will automatically create a new web API key for your project when you do
any of the following:
Create a Firebase project > Browser key auto-created.
Create a Firebase> iOS App > iOS key auto-created.
Create a Firebase Android App > Android > key auto-created.
I have tried creating a new Firebase project as stated, but the web API key is not being generated.
UPDATE: The answer to the question is in the comments. ("It gets generated once you go into the "Authentication" section for the first time")
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I am setting up a project in Firebase.
It will use:
Authentication, to authenticate users
Hosting for main html/js functions
Storage for app data files
Database for a small db
What I am currently missing is the availablity of a backoffice space into which I need to run python scripts that will gather files to save into Storage area with a cronjob.
Is this currently possible in Firebase, or am I missing something?
Firebase doesn't have a generalized backend solution for running arbitrary code. You can bring whatever backend you want that meets your needs.
If you want to stay in the Google ecosystem, look into using Cloud Functions to run python code that's triggered by events in your system. You can configure Cloud Scheduler to trigger a function periodically.
The Firebase tools built around Cloud Functions don't support python, only nodejs.
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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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I am having hard times figuring out how to create a JIRA webhook that creates a google calendar event after an ISSUE has been created in JIRA.
Start and end times of this event should be taken from custom fields in that created Issue.
Thanks in advance.
You may refer with this documentation. You will need to:
Create and Configure your Jira Web Hook
https://developer.atlassian.com/display/JIRADEV/JIRA+Webhooks+Overview
Create a Google API Server-Side app
https://developers.google.com/drive/web/auth/web-server
Enable and set Google Calendar Scope
https://developers.google.com/drive/web/scopes
Generate a OAuth2 Certificated Key (.p12) file
https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2ServiceAccount
Get your Service Account Name for your Project from Developer Console
https://console.developers.google.com/project
You may also check this tutorial: Google Calendar and Jira Integration