I've essentially been using firebase for storage and my last computer got wiped, and I'm trying to download all the sites files that I've been hosting on firebase. I can't figure out how to do this and the answers I've found seem overcomplicated.
There is no built-in FTP console for Google Cloud Storage. But you can use the Firebase API to get your files from it.
Also see FTP to Google Storage for an example FTP server that a developer made on top of Google Cloud Storage.
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I deployed an website using Firebase Hosting. could i Know the website traffic? I know that I can see the downloads of the website but I wanna see a number of people or something like that.
There are two main ways to do this:
Implement Google Analytics (or even Google Analytics for Firebase if you are building more of an interactive app).
Enable Cloud Logging which will cause a log entry to be generated for every request to Firebase Hosting, which you can then analyze using Cloud Monitoring, BigQuery, etc.
Based on your description (1) is probably the way to go as it's easy to implement and provides nice dashboards out-of-the-box.
I tried googling but I can only find information about Google drive scanning files with file size less than 25MB. Does firebase storage do the same? I'm planning to build an app and want to ensure that users don't upload infected files. I'm checking if I have to implement virus scanning myself.
Cloud Storage isn't concerned with, and will not change the contents of, the data you put in it. You do, however, have an obligation to honor the Google Cloud terms of service.
If you want to scan the files for whatever reason, you have to do that yourself.
Please say how to use firebase dynamic links for get short link for google drive files using google apps script.
Before I was use urlshortner to generate short link for google drive files.
Now UrlShortner is deprecated, please give solution for using firebase dynamic link in google apps script.
I enabled firebase api in google cloud console, after I don't know how to use firebase dynamic link.
I am successfully managing to take a photo and upload it to firebase if I have an internet connection. I have also seen that you can set firebase database to persist data when offline but I can't see any documentation on if this is possible with firebase storage.
If this isn't possible what is the best way to approach this if any? Should I save images as base64 then to sharedPreferences? Or as actual files then upload them?
Thanks for any insights
Yeah, I had the same problem. Persistence in Firebase Storage in flutter is not working. I don't know why, but this plugin in Dart helps to cache images from the given url for faster loading. Have a look at this plugin.
I have a small firebase project site that I've been working on and is now public and gaining more traction than I thought. I doubt I'll hit Firebase's 10GB hosting transfer cap, but this got me thinking as to whether or not I'd be better served storing my site assets in Firebase Storage, and if that would help at all. I'm a bit new to these cloud service pricing models, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Boiling it down, here are my questions:
I have 20mb of assets currently stored in a /rsc/ directory on my hosted site. Would it lessen my Hosting "Data Transferred" to move these assets to Firebase Storage (Would the data transferred be logged under my Storage quota)?
Yes, if you put the files in Cloud Storage instead those will not be counted against the Firebase Hosting bandwidth limits. However, you will lose out on the global CDN edge-caching and atomic rollout/rollback provided by Firebase Hosting.