Flutter Firebase Generate Random Key To Store As Document Name

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Apr 10, 2020 There are two ways to retrieve data stored in Cloud Firestore. Either of these methods can be used with documents, collections of documents, or the results of queries.

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commented Jun 7, 2016

Angular: 1.5.3

Firebase: 3.0

AngularFire: 2.0.1

This is my old method:

New method?

commented Jun 7, 2016

There's no AngularFire code here. Not really sure how this relates to the bindings lib.

For an example of the API usage of push(), see here.

closed this Jun 7, 2016

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commented Jun 7, 2016

key is now a read-only property, not a function. So, you would do this:

var newAppKey = appRef.push().key;

See here for the full list of changed methods.

This project contains sample code to connect to an application using Flutter and Firebase. As more auth methods will be implemented, the examples will be added.

Why such a project ?

The aim of this repois to help Flutter developers to easily add a login solution to their apps and also to provide an example of what a login page could looks like.

Setup a Flutter Firebase application

Android

Take a look at Brandon Donnelson's video at the following link : https://youtu.be/t_SgDznY99k

Or follow the following steps :

In Firebase, create a new project and add a new Android app
Enter your app id (same as applicationId in the directory android/app/build.gradle)
Enter a name for your app
Enter your SHA-1 key, you can get it with the following command :

Add this line in your android/build.gradle file in the dependencies

Add this line in your android/app/build.gradle at the bottom of your file, add the line

Copy the google-services.json in the android/app/src directory. You can get this file on your firebase app.
And don't forget to allow the auth methods you want in your Firebase app.

Now your app is linked to Firebase.

iOS

Take a look at Brandon Donnelson's video at the following link : https://youtu.be/DrarVlOMg2c

TODO : Write step to step tutorial

Contributing

If you wish to contribute to this repository, feel free to create a branch and make a pull request !

Important : Git config core.autocrlf

In order to prevent full file rewrite between Windows and Unix systems, please set your git config auto.crlf parameter to false using the following line.

NB : the --global is not mandatory but it prevents havingthe same problems with other projects.

Author

Alexi Coard <alexicoard[at]gmail.com>

Coming features

iOS firebase link
More auth methods.