I created a weather widget with 2sxc and I want to share the app.
How can I share this app with the community?
It is made to load data from the OpenWeatherMap API?
Go into administration menu, App tab, and "Export this entire App".
Will create a zip for download.
Just share it or place it in a git account.
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I am having a problem where the dynamic link created on the Firebase platform is not redirecting to the App Store if the app is not installed. Dynamic Link Img
I have not changed any project settings, and when creating the link I select "If your app is not installed, send the user to App Store page for your app".
Today it just decided to stop working as excepted.
Here is a link that I created 2 days back and it works as excepted.
I cannot find any resource on the Firebase website on why this could happen.
I have the google data studio reporting dashboard of my laravel website and I want to integrate this dashboard as a home page of my site’s admin panel when I hit the page. Is it possible to integrate this dashboard in my website so that every time I open my admin panel it shows me the same view of data studio as a dashboard first? Meanwhile, instead of writing a code to develop dashboard, I want to show the exact same view of data studio on my site.
It's not recommended, but there is a workaround.
First, you need to make your data studio report open to world wide. That means click on share --> advanced --> Select -- On- Public on the web .
Secondly, add that report inside an iframe on the web page, and your problem would be resolved ;)
I have a main website. From that main website, a user can create a child website that is running on a different subdomain. For this, I will have to create a new Twitter app to use authentication. Each child website will also use their own firebase instance, so the callback url in the Twitter app will be different. Is there any way to provision the twitter app automatically, so I can retrieve consumer tokens / secrets. Or do I really need to scrape the complete website and submit forms as they appear on the site?
I did not find any useful information but there are applications that have the same requirement.
fabric.io states that they are doing that:
Fabric can automatically provision a Twitter app (recommended) and
generate keys during the Twitter Kit installation process.
Update: fabric.io no longer supports this (see comment)
It's the first time I'm developing an app not by myself, but together with another guy. This app uses Firebase backend and we both need access to realtime database to modify nodes related to those parts which we're developing.
Is there a way to provide access to a single Firebase project to different users without me sharing my Google account credentials? Something like collaborators on GitHub?
Permissions is actually used for this.
Go to your Firebase Console and select the specific project.
Click on Settings (Cog button beside Overview) and select Permissions. This will redirect you to the Google Cloud Console, IAM & Admin part.
Click on ADD. Under Members, type in the Gmail of the other user, and in Roles, select Project > Editor.
Click on ADD.
From there, the corresponding Firebase Project should be visible on the other user's Firebase Console in a few hours. (However, if you're in a hurry, you could just copy-paste the link of the project with the other user logged-in on Google and they would still be able to access it).
From there, they'd be able to edit out the Database part or whichever you needed.
I have created a shopify application. While I click on "install app" button from the application store of shopify, it's directly redirect to me in a callback URL. But what I want is: when click on "install app" button I need to display a confirm screen before installation.
See this for reference: ( I want to make like this).
For the reference jpg.
Shopify does this for you the first time the app is installed. It's a similar process to how Facebook and Twitter apps work. The first time you try and use it a permissions screen + confirmation button will pop up. Subsequent installations won't do that since the shop has already authorized the application.