I want to create a new project in Firebase and create new android App and download there google-service.json file. Everything Using programmatically. I tried to login with third party credentials after that what to do understand.
Can this happens?
Firebase has a REST API for creating and managing projects. Since it's REST based, it can be called from any platform that can make HTTP calls (including .NET).
For more information on this API, see the documentation for the Firebase Management API.
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Asking for your input. I have created a project athrough ASP.NET - CRUD with EntityFramework
We have to use Azure services for deployment.
This is my setup:
Created Azure SQL database.
Completed the table for the data to be stored (name, age etc.)
Create ASP.NET API and scaffold. Success. Was able to view my data on the localhost.
Created AZURE web app service and publish my API. Checking the url its working so okay.
Completed ASP.NET MVC, called my deployed API app service. Modified controllers, models and views for my webform.
Created AZURE web app service and publish my MVC. So working CRUD, success retrieval of data.
So now working on uploading image.
How will I incorporate the uploading of image for my user(for ex those who will check my project) using blob. Do I need to add the step during my creation of API since I scaffold it? I'm now confused about how I can include my image retrieval from blob storage in my setup or workflow. I just able to work in my crud and still studying for image retrieval.
I have seen tutorials with regards to incorporating blob in asp.net. The problem is that they have only this image upload function in their example. My case is I do want to incorporate it with my CRUD.
Thank you very much for your help.
Do I need to add the step during my creation of API since I scaffold it?
Asp.Net Core's scaffolding won't automatically help you integrate azure blob-related feature code.
If you want to use the relevant code in the auzre blob in the scaffolding, you need to combine the SDK or restapi to implement it yourself.
Can we connect firebase database with Webflow?
All data and pictures of the project need to be found in firebase. How can I do?
Firebase has a JavaScript SDK that allows you to access it from within the front-end code of any web site. So yes, you should be able to include that SDK into your HTML or build process. There is no pre-built template for this though, so you'll have to write the client-side JavaScript yourself.
Some links from searching:
very old thread on the Webflow forums
zapier has a connector between Firebase and Webflow
Jason Dark has a video series on Webflow + Firebase
I have a Google Actions project which was built using the Smart Home Actions template. I would like to migrate this project in order to have the same functionality exposed in setting up a Custom project, namely the Actions Builder interface. Is it possible to upgrade the project or do I need to rebuild the project from scratch using a Custom starter template.
My existing project is currently linked to a Firebase/Firestore instance. If I have to start over by deleting my project, I do not want the delete project option in the Actions on Google console to delete the Firebase project, which I have confirmed it does. Any idea on how to prevent this from happening as well?
Thanks.
If your Actions project is already configured as a Smart Home project, it cannot be converted into a conversational project. You would need to create a new project.
You don't have to delete your Firebase content, and you can keep your existing Actions project. But your new conversational project will need to follow Firebase guides to connect with a separate project.
I am using GoolgeFirebase for my android application. I want to make an admin portal at GoogleFirebase connected to that application's database to view some admin related tasks, like showing waiters with rating where i have all the wiaters and rating data stored in Google Firebase Realtime Database.
Do i have to create a web app, connected and hosted at the Google Firebase or the GoogleFirebase facilitate itslef for creating some admin portal for the android app.
You have to build something. A web app using firebase hosting is really easy but you can host it anywhere you want including on your own PC. Of course you can also build any kind of app using one of the SDKs or anything that can do HTTPS requests. An special admin android app is an option. Java desktop GUI app may be to your liking.
Sometimes I find building a commandline tool in node.js is perfect for my needs. The command line lets me pipe the output to other tools that are helpful.
Firebase provides a number of Admin SDKs to help build server-side or desktop applications. As of now there are Admin SDKs available for Node.js, Java and Python (although the Python SDK is new and doesn't have realtime DB support yet). You can use one of these SDKs to build your admin portal webapp.
I want to build an application for web and also for android. The application will have a database, and users should be able to login and perform some actions.
In Symfony2 documentation you can find all the information about how to create a web site, also there is information about how to create a symfony2 REST API.
However it is not clear for me, how to create a symfony2 web site that consumes a symfony2 REST API, and also (as it is a web service) be able to use the same REST API to consume from my android app
Any idea will be really appreciated
I am new using symfony2
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You can build your REST API easily with FOSRestBundle. There is a nice tutorial on the subject here.
In building your website, you have some options.
You can query the database directly in your controllers.
You can query your REST API in your controllers using cURL.
You can query your REST API in your views use jQuery or just AJAX.