I'm trying to use the new Firestore DB into a brand new project with Vuejs, but I have errors with webpack.
I'm starting the project from scratch, with vue init webpack. However, although I can import and use the DB in a plain nodejs script (keyfile.json is not commited for security), I can't make it work in the Vuejs project.
Steps to reproduce (commited to Github for easy access)
Initialize a new project with vue init webpack
Copied the Firestore initializer
Imported it into main.js
Tried to reconfigure webpack, but errors appear (described in detail here)
Then I have errors in console, with the main page not rendering. I've tried to reconfigure webpack in two ways, but no success… :(
Can anyone help me in figuring out how to make Firestore work in a webpack Vuejs project?
Thanks a lot!
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