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#FIREBASE LOGIN NW.JS SCIRRA HOW TO#
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Connect to the Cloud Storage for Firebase emulator.

Connect to the Realtime Database emulator.

In the src directory of our React app, create a firebase.js file and add the following imports: // src/firebase. Now, let’s initialize Firebase and Firebase Authentication so that we can start using them in our app. Then click on the Continue to console button to complete the process.

After that, click on the Register app button, which takes us to the next step where our firebaseConfig object is provided.Ĭopy the config to the clipboard as we will need it later on to initialize Firebase. Go over to the Firebase project page and we will see a set of options as icons like this:Ĭlick on the web ( ) icon to configure our Firebase project for the web, and we will see a page like this:Įnter firebase-user-auth as the name of the web app. To integrate Firebase, we need to first get the web configuration object and then use it to initialize Firebase in our React app. With done that, let’s start the app with npm start! Integrating Firebase into our React app

So, by running the npm install command, Firebase v9 - along with all other dependencies - will be installed. I have also included Firebase version 9 in the dependency object of the package.json file. Here’s what we can run from the command line: git clone -b starter So what we need to do now is clone the GitHub repo.įire up your terminal.

I have already created a simple template we can use for this tutorial so that we can focus specifically on learning how to implement the functionalities. Click on it and we will be prompted with a screen to enable it, which is exactly what we want to do. We are going to use Email/Password authentication. From the sidebar menu, click on the Authentication icon, then, on the next page, click on Get started.

There’s no need for it for this tutorial, so feel free to skip that step.įirebase has various authentication methods for both mobile and web, but before we start using any of them, we have to first enable it on the Firebase Authentication page. You may be prompted to enable Google Analytics at some point. From there, give the project a name (I’m using “Firebase-user-reg-auth”) and we should be all set to continue. To add a project, make sure you are logged into your Google account, then navigate to the Firebase console and click on Add project.

Creating a Private Route for the Profile componentīefore we start using Firebase for our registration and authentication requirements, we have to first set up our Firebase project and also the authentication method we’re using.Send a verification email to a registered user.

Managing User State with React Context API.

Creating User Registration functionality.

Integrating Firebase into our React app.

Cloning and setting up the starter repo.

You should also have a Google account and Node installed on your machine. To follow along with this tutorial, you should be familiar with React, React hooks, and Firebase version 8.

#FIREBASE LOGIN NW.JS SCIRRA INSTALL#

#FIREBASE LOGIN NW.JS SCIRRA HOW TO#

#FIREBASE LOGIN NW.JS SCIRRA REGISTRATION#