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1. Allow connecting the web client to HTTPS-hosted emulators (for Web Push testing & more)

   Allow connecting the web client to HTTPS-hosted emulators (for Web Push testing & more)

   Browsers nowadays require HTTPS-hosted sites to use some privileged features, like Web Push. HTTPS-hosted sites also typically can not request HTTP content from APIs ("protocol downgrade" errors).

   Most Firebase Emulators are not built to work with HTTPS, which puts up a big obstacle to test HTTPS-enabled features on external devices (e.g. test locally-hosted Web Push server code on an external Android phone).

   Server-side: Firebase emulators don't offer ways to be served over HTTPS, but tools like ngrok or a local HTTPS proxy offer simple workarounds for this.

   Client-side: the Firebase JS web client also does not allow connecting to Firestore, Storage and Functions emulators over HTTPS. HTTP is forced. Only the Auth emulator can connect to a HTTPS host.

   It would be great if support were added for connecting to HTTPS-hosted emulators.

   A built-in integration with self-signed certificates for hosting emulators over HTTPS would also be nice, but that is something that developers can more easily work around themselves if needed, as mentioned.

   See details and more context here https://github.com/firebase/firebase-tools/issues/1908#issuecomment-1677219899

   Allow connecting the web client to HTTPS-hosted emulators (for Web Push testing & more)

   Browsers nowadays require HTTPS-hosted sites to use some privileged features, like Web Push. HTTPS-hosted sites also typically can not request HTTP content from APIs ("protocol downgrade" errors).

   Most Firebase Emulators are not built to work with HTTPS, which puts up a big obstacle to test HTTPS-enabled features on external devices (e.g. test locally-hosted Web Push server code on an external Android phone).

   Server-side: Firebase emulators don't offer ways to be served over HTTPS, but tools like ngrok or a local HTTPS proxy offer simple workarounds for… more

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2. Support deployment via CLI

   Allow to deploy App Hosting via CLI to be able to customize when and to where the application is deployed, instead of always on merge.

   This then could also help deploy a preview version from a branch to test the changes before merging.

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3. SQL Aggregation Queries in GraphQL

   Support aggregations (SUM, AVG, MIN, MAX) with grouping as part of the built-in GraphQL query builder.

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4. Add a Preview environment for App Hosting deployments.

   As a developer, I want to be able to deploy my Next.js web app hosted using App Hosting to a Preview "channel", similar to firebase hosting:channel:deploy in hosting.
   Thanks.

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5. Field Validation

   Allow validation (e.g. min/max values, length, regex match) with custom error messages on both fields and variables. Enforce validation server-side but also provide client-side validation of variables for generated SDKs.

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6. Customizable SMS Verification Messages for Firebase Authentication

   Currently, SMS verification messages in Firebase Authentication include fixed text elements that cannot be customized. For Netherlands numbers, the message includes "Firebase App" text and a link, while for non-EU numbers, this text is omitted but still includes a link. Because some developers need to align SMS messages with their brand voice, remove links, or meet specific regulatory requirements in different regions, this lack of customization limits the flexibility and usability of Firebase Authentication.

   Implementing a feature that allows developers to customize the text content of SMS verification messages would greatly enhance the service. This should include:

   1. Ability to use custom text in the SMS message.
   2. Option to remove any links from the message.
   3. Flexibility to set different message formats for different regions if needed.

   Allowing developers to customize SMS verification messages (similar to customizing email templates) would make Firebase Authentication much more versatile and adaptable to various use cases and regional requirements. This would improve user experience with clearer, brand-aligned messages and potentially increase successful verifications due to clearer messaging.

   Currently, SMS verification messages in Firebase Authentication include fixed text elements that cannot be customized. For Netherlands numbers, the message includes "Firebase App" text and a link, while for non-EU numbers, this text is omitted but still includes a link. Because some developers need to align SMS messages with their brand voice, remove links, or meet specific regulatory requirements in different regions, this lack of customization limits the flexibility and usability of Firebase Authentication.

   Implementing a feature that allows developers to customize the text content of SMS verification messages would greatly enhance the service. This should include:

   1. Ability to use… more
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7. Low-Latency Data Cache

   Allow configurable caching of query results for reduced end-to-end latency and reduced resource pressure on underlying data sources.

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8. Full Example of FirebaseServerApp in Next.js 14 using middleware

   Create a comprehensive solution for authentication that is both client and server using middleware to protect pages. Correctly passing the ID token of the user when needed to API endpoints.

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9. support for nuxt

   support for nuxt

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10. Integrate with Row Level Security (RLS)

    Allow clear integration with Postgres's RLS while defining access permissions.

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11. API Revoke Token

    Simple API to revoke the token/refresh token from a backend without using the SDK.

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12. Make AngularFire an offcially supported library

    The AngularFire library gets updated really slow so we miss out on some of the latest features. There are lots of issues that doesn't get solved and the documentation is very lacking. They are both Google products and make an awesome combination but if the library does not get enough support/resources we're forced to migrate to plain javascript firebase. Please make it an official library or something so more resources are assigned to AngularFire.

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13. Flutter support for App Hosting

    Allow Firebase App Hosting to build and deploy Flutter apps.

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14. Dart support for the Firebase's Admin SDK

    Firebase has a server (backend) library called the Admin SDK, which has privileged (admin) access to some Firebase services. There are several language implementations of the Admin SDK: JavaScript/TypeScript (Node.js), Java, Python, Go, and C# (.NET). However, Firebase does not currently support the Dart language.

    This is a problem for full-stack Flutter developers, who need to use both the front-end and back-end of a Firebase application. Currently, they need to use different languages for each, such as Dart for the front-end and JavaScript/TypeScript for the back-end. This can lead to decreased productivity and a worse developer experience.

    For example, developers may need to switch between languages frequently, which can be time-consuming and error-prone. They may also not be able to use powerful features like Hot Reload, which can slow down development.

    Firebase should add support for the Dart language to the Admin SDK. This would make it easier for full-stack Flutter developers to build and maintain Firebase applications.

    Firebase has a server (backend) library called the Admin SDK, which has privileged (admin) access to some Firebase services. There are several language implementations of the Admin SDK: JavaScript/TypeScript (Node.js), Java, Python, Go, and C# (.NET). However, Firebase does not currently support the Dart language.

    This is a problem for full-stack Flutter developers, who need to use both the front-end and back-end of a Firebase application. Currently, they need to use different languages for each, such as Dart for the front-end and JavaScript/TypeScript for the back-end. This can lead to decreased productivity and a worse developer experience.

    For example, developers… more

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15. GraphQL Federation

    Support federating a Data Connect service with other GraphQL schemas using federation protocols. Stitch together existing GraphQL services with Data Connect.

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16. Increase the size of remote config from 1MB to 10MB

    Why not increase the file size for remote config? Right now it only holds 1MB of text, but if you zip a 1MB plain text file you can reduce it to 100kb or less. So, why not increase the configuration size to 10MB?

    1MB remoteconfig.json ==> compress file ==> 80kb remoteconfig.zip

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17. Real Android TV devices in Firebase Testlab

    At the moment we only have emulators for Android TV. Would be nice to have the option to have Android TV real devices as well.

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18. Secure Transport Layer Implementation

    The "Secure Transport Layer Implementation" idea centers around fortifying the application's transport layer to mitigate vulnerabilities, particularly the risk of insufficient protection against attacks like POODLE. This vulnerability exposes the application to potential exploits, compromising the confidentiality and integrity of data exchanged between the application and its users.

    Insufficient transport layer protection opens the door to various security threats, including man-in-the-middle attacks, data interception, injection of malicious content, and communication redirection. These threats undermine the trustworthiness of the application and jeopardize user data security.

    To address this vulnerability effectively, it's imperative to reinforce the application's transport layer security by implementing robust encryption protocols and disabling weak ciphers susceptible to known exploits. By enhancing the strength of encryption and ensuring compliance with industry best practices, the application can bolster its defenses against potential attacks and safeguard sensitive data transmission.

    The "Secure Transport Layer Implementation" idea centers around fortifying the application's transport layer to mitigate vulnerabilities, particularly the risk of insufficient protection against attacks like POODLE. This vulnerability exposes the application to potential exploits, compromising the confidentiality and integrity of data exchanged between the application and its users.

    Insufficient transport layer protection opens the door to various security threats, including man-in-the-middle attacks, data interception, injection of malicious content, and communication redirection. These threats undermine the trustworthiness of the application and jeopardize user data security.

    To address this vulnerability effectively, it's imperative to reinforce the application's transport layer security by implementing… more

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19. Schema Creator Tool in the Firebase Console

    Support creating GraphQL schema in the Firebase console

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20. Firestore indexes in emulator

    Currently, the Firestore emulator allows all queries without checking if the query requires an index. It would be great if the emulator checks the Firestore indexes file if the index exists.

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