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make it more easy
It's incredible how complex you made Firebase, because of the link with Google Cloud. Firebase used to be an easy solution, but it's all soo overly complex that I don't trust any of it.
Maybe I will suddenly get a large bill because I made a mistake, or the configuration is bad. It's really annoying. Your service has gone from an easy to use cloud solution to a complete mess of configuration annoyances, security angst, complex issues.
The documentation is overly complex. You loop around in al the options. And everything refers to Google Cloud again.
Nothing is easy with…
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Python support for Genkit
A lot of AI applications and machine learning are done in Python. Bringing Genkit to Python would bridge the gap between data science, model creation, and applied machine learning use-cases.
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Punycode
PLEASE update punycode version, I get this:
(node:26660) [DEP0040] DeprecationWarning: Thepunycodemodule is deprecated. Please use a userland alternative instead.
(Usenode --trace-deprecation ...to show where the warning was created)└─┬ firebase-tools@13.25.0
├─┬ ajv@6.12.6
│ └─┬ uri-js@4.4.1
│ └── punycode@2.3.1
└─┬ superstatic@9.1.0
└─┬ fast-url-parser@1.1.3
└── punycode@1.4.12 votes -
Native Swift implementation of the Real-time database client
The current Swift client for the Real-time database is written in Objective-C with a Swift overlay.
In order to allow using Firebase from Swift across different platforms like Windows and Linux, it would be awesome with a native Swift version. Alternatively a Swift version bridged directly from the firebase-cpp-sdk using the new Swift C++ interoperability.I did a port of the Objective-C code to Swift as an experiment, and I have it running on Linux just fine - together with the Auth-rewrite in Swift.
The (very experimental) PR is here: https://github.com/firebase/firebase-ios-sdk/pull/8670
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Working perfectly fine
Excellent
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A SQL based database
Currently Firebase supports JSON & NoSQL Datastore which is a cool thing, but what is currently a pain point is that for building more complex apps with a lot of linked data is such an hassle with NoSQL Databases.
This is one reason people are pivoting from Firebase for anything long term, if there is a way to host relational data like a SQL instance (Postgres/MySQL) it will make firebase an Ideal solution for apps of any scale.
I would also happy to share some of the case studies of business which are looking forward to this specific thing.
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Firebase Setup infrastructure
I'm creating an Open Source Cloud Native Platform based on Firebase. Every installation requires manual steps, to enable specific APIs.
Please provide a configuration file where I can configure all required Google Cloud services (like Google Translate, Storage, Artifact Registry, etc ...).
It will facilitate the automatic installation of Firebase applications.1 vote -
Getting started Tutorials needs critical refinement and acurate articulation of label, navigation steps
https://firebase.google.com/codelabs/firebase-nextjs#4
Labels and directions in the tutorial are not matching the Firebase console. Configuration steps are vague and not descriptive enough. Example " Add your Firebase configuration to your web app code" section Step 2 makes sense if no app was build, but at this point of the tutorial the app has been created "My Nexst.js app", so these instruction are not right. Step 3 i believe is wrong or inaccurately written. Are we to transpose the contents to the npm tab from the "SDK setup and configuration pane" to the proper variable state or if we are to replace…2 votes -
I want an API that validates custom tokens on the server.
I am testing e2e in nodejs (nestjs). Since only the 'verifyIdToken' method exists in 'firebase-admin', branching is done according to environment variables for testing.
I think that if the 'verifyCustomToken' method exists, we can conduct tests that are more similar to actual operation.1 vote -
"<Product> User" roles (in addition to Viewer & Admin roles)
Right now, there are two levels of pre-defined roles: "Viewer" and "Admin".
However, sometimes you don't need all of the Admin permissions, but you still need to make some changes in the system as normal operations.
This has been already done for App Check but not other products.
Cloud Firestore:
Let's take the Firestore roles as an example:- Cloud Datastore Viewer (A generic Firestore viewer permission)
- Cloud Datastore User (A service account for manipulating data in the Firestore databases)
- Cloud Datastore Owner (A generic Firestore owner permission).
And then, there are specialized roles with viewer/admin level access for certain types…
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Nice idea, thinking
Website structure is good, nice demo
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Dark mode for firebase uservoice
Can't you activate a dark mode in uservoice? Don't get why dark mode still isn't the default in 2024. Am I the only one working at night :) ?
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Add the option to sign out on mobile
Just a UI issue on the website. I have multiple accounts on my phone and firebase automatically signs into what ever account that my mobile chrome is on. There is no option to sign out but my firebase is managed with a different amount. I switched the account on chrome but it's still logged into the other account. A simple sign out option would make life a lot easier when auto sign ins don't work.
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realtime
The Realtime stats are just awful. The way that it is displayed, and the big map. just awful. horrible.
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use the name of the Firebase project instead of the code in the email sent to the user (Authentication by Email Link )
The email template should use the Firebase project name instead of the technical code.
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A/B Testing activation and goal event with event params
Currently in A/B Testing users can set activation and goal events using only event names.
It would be awesome to have an option to use a generic event with its params. Eg. using a
screen_viewevent withscreen_nameas activation event for entering a specific screen instead of creating a custom event just for testing purpose.It would be beneficial for heavy A/B Testing users, especially taking into account that they can create only 500 custom event names. And don't make me tell you that creating a custom event or two for every A/B test can burn those 500 event…
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TTL for Realtime DB
Realtime DB is very similar to Redis functionality. It would be very valuable to enable real caching behaviour by adding time to live to an entry.
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Support hierarchical google-services.json
When you define multiple build types for your application you need to create a google-services.json file for each build type, eg : app/src/flavor1, app/src/flavor2, app/src/flavor_3
This becomes cumbersome when using multiple build flavors. It would be great if
1. the flavor directories acted as optional overrides of a default
2. the hierarchy for google-services.json respected initWith, e.. if I create a buildType1 with "initWith debug" I should be able to use the debug/google-services.json unless I try to overwrite it.4 votes -
GODOT implementation
would be great if I could use the GODOT game engine with Firebase.
because I saw many other game engines use Firebase, like Unity I think will be great to have this feature.3 votes -
Allow goal of A/B test to be absolute number of event
At the moment Firebase AB test goals always are "Total users who triggered this event". For many experiments it would be useful to have the "Total number of times this event was triggered" as the goal metric.
This could be made possible by adding a toggle to the goal event selection, where you can choose between unique or absolute event counts.
Example:
I am running a test that has the goal to increase the total screen views of "Screen A". At the moment, if I set a goal metric of "viewedscreena" (custom event), Firebase will tell me that…1 vote
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