685 results found
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Support Go in Cloud Functions
Go is much more efficient than Python or Js and should be the obvious choice for backend where performance is crucial
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Fee/Pricing
Functions is behind paywall, (it is still free for some limit in Blaze plan), but IF i upgrade to Blaze, then Cloud Storage, Hosting etc starts to charge right away, even in free plan they have free limits but once switched to Blaze it starts to charge. So to get free Functions, i have to pay cloud storage and hosting and more.
For any playground project that is not gonna hit market or earn money, how i am supposed to try/learn functions? This forces me to move away from platform
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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 -
Add support to programmatically configure social providers for tenants
Add the ability to configure social authentication methods like Google, Facebook, etc. like how OIDC and SAML can be done.
Also, the ability to use the parent configuration for Google Authentication so it is just an enable like in the Web Console UI. This reduces the overhead code that we need to provide if all we are doing is splitting into different tenants for management reasons.
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In all SDKs for node and web implement industry best practice error reporting and error codes
I have been working on multiple projects that use Firebase, I use the Firebase JS SDK and the Firebase Admin SDK. And I am always pulling my hair out with the error reporting and the ability to handle in the SDKs returned errors. This is especially annoying when using TypeScript.
There is also no master list of all error codes that an SDK can produce. That means I can get random error that I have to back trace to then add handling for it. Also I have to infer types all the time instead of using
instanceof
to check if…2 votes -
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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87 votes
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Slack webhook for app distribution
When we share a build to Firebase App Distribution it would be great to share that build details and link into slack. There's no easy way of doing this at the moment.
3 votes -
Jendo
Menarik
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Support reCAPTCHA Enterprice Multi-factor authentication
AppCheck fail of low score reCaptcha
user can't access based on AppCheck fail of low score reCaptcha
reCAPTCHA Enterprice support Multi-factor authentication (Conditionally enforce email multi-factor authentication for users who score below a threshold.) but AppCheck does not.
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Should add basic REDIS/ Memcache Like Capability
Why I Want This?
Firebase splits functions to individual Docker Container. This works great for scaling, but with that it is not easy to share global values, for example, user's access key to external services and session specific values.
While we can use REDIS and such hosted on GCP, it would be more "batteries included" platform if this feature is offered as a built-in functionality for the functions without resorting to Firestore or RTDB.
What I look for is to globally share key values and also auto-expire them.
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Django support for firebase app hosting
Django is a very popular framework. It is likely the easiest one to get up and running with, also allowing reusing the code much better than other solutions. No need to say how big Python is and Django (and even Flask) will only become bigger and bigger. Firebase app hosting must support Django. Not tomorrow, now!
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Add an argument that automatically chunks cloud function deployments according to the maximal possible quota
When deploying multiple cloud functions at once via
firebase deploy --only functions
we frequently run into quota issues like:
functions: got "Quota Exceeded" error while trying to update projects/.... Waiting to retry...
It never retries though.
It would make it way easier if you could add an argument to the deployment command like:
firebase deploy --only functions --chunked 50
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43 votes
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Food and beverages
We need more supplies for our upcoming events
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Sub Collection View
I feel the window to view sub collection on the firebase firestore console could be expandable.
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remove recaptcha firebase phone auth flutter
remove recaptcha firebase phone auth flutter
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Support adaptive app icons
Android 8.0 (API level 26) introduced adaptive app icons, which are made out of background and foreground layer. Apps that have minSDK = 26 don't have to specify "flat" PNG icons. However, App Distribution doesn't support adaptive app icons, and as a result weird icon with cropped app name is displayed in the App Tester app. App Distribution should support adaptive app icons by parsing icon XML, obtaining foreground and background assets, and based on this render the icon.
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Crashlytics support for react JS based application.
Crashlytics support for react JS based application.
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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
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