I am new here and reporting a issue face few days
Enabling Cloud Firestore will prevent you from using Cloud Datastore with this project, notably from the associated App Engine app
All solutions I found online are completely targeting experts/individual who knows their way around Firebase and Google Cloud. To me, this error is a roadblock. I tried using my other Gmail accounts, creating new projects and the same error appears. even the cancel and close buttons seen are not working I have to refresh just to get back.
Kindly help or guide me what should I do.
It looks like a project where you try to enable Firesore has Datastore enabled already and they can not live together.
What to do depends on what you want to achieve. If Datastore database is not valuable for you, you can just delete it and then it should be possible to enable Firestore.
you used Incognito. this problem is solved
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I need to call realm function via HTTP not sdk. Looks like it is possible, but I can not figure it out.
Reason behind it is simple, I do not need anything sdk provides us, I just want to get the data from db. Also I have a problem with sdk cos it's trying to create a folder related to sync (I do not need sync at all! This is big question why Mongo dev team did it this way) in google cloud function where I get the error about read/write permissions.
Would be grateful for any help
I found the answer is pretty obvious we just need to use web sdk not node sdk cos web does not have anything related to sync
I am looking for a way to fetch data to my flutter app which can be adjusted and modified dynamically after deploying the app. As an example, if I want to change the images of the carousel depending on promotions or launch new books to the digital library. I need an economic option to host the data in cloud storage and fetch it from there.
I have considered firebase as well as google drive, but have yet to find a good guide. being a beginner and having concerns about security I want some expert advice if possible.
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Seeing many a tutorial I assume there is no better way than linking file URLs from the
Cloud Storage. So to dynamically change those is it possible to refer the URLs to some excel sheet fields to obtain URLs. Those fields can certainly be adjusted then without any hard coding. but the question is how to refer to such a sheet file? *
I also want to segregate the users into paid and free users, I have successfully proceeded with the authentication with firebase but still don't understand(I do have some concepts but don't know where to do that) how to put them in groups and impose limitations on them about accessing the data. any guidance, links and helpful advice will be cordially appreciated.
According to what you are looking for, I highly recommend you to use Firebase Remote Config, which is a cloud tool that allows you to modify your app's functionality and appearance without forcing users to download an update. You define in-app default values that control the functionality and appearance of your app when you use Remote Config. Then, for all app users or for subsets of your user base, you may utilize the Firebase console or the Remote Config backend APIs to modify in-app default values.
Your program can control when updates are applied, and it can check for updates regularly and apply them with minimal performance impact.
Remote Config comes with a client library that takes care of essential functions like fetching parameter values and caching them while still allowing you to manage when new values are active and how they affect the user experience in your app.
Here is a tutorial that uses Flutter and Firebase Remote Config that could also help you.
How can I request users access to two google account simultaneously in flutter?
I have been looking solution for a long time but could not find any. There are few answers available on the internet which suggest using two different projects. But, I doubt that this solution is practical as we need google verification while publishing the app.
And to extend this question a bit further, can we do the same for outlook?
For those who did not get the question
The way Salesforce has both personal and team inbox, how can I implement the same in flutter.
I believe we lack package to solve this problem.
Here is a resource that can be helpful.
https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2/native-app
To keep listening to local web server, you can create HTTPServer
I came across this link trying to figure out how to access the REST api of my firebase database and stream it to my app. I can get/send data manually, but for my app I can't use the firebase api (because it is an app clip), so I'm trying to do it with native tools and rest, but the issue I'm running into is getting the configuration right (per this info) and actually parsing the incoming info and updating my app. I'm so lost and could use some help just figuring out how to make the code in the sample work, especially since I'm using swift ui as well.
Any help is appreciated, thanks!
Apparently App Clips do not allow sockets connections, so (while Google rewrites their sdk to comply), I migrated my database to Realtime Database (since it was a better fit for us usage-wise), and have been using standard rest for sending and getting data, and for the "listener" functionality I have been using IKEventSource that listens to server-side events and updates them accordingly in my app clip. Seems to be a pretty good workaround so far.
I'm on the internet for 3 days trying to find something which would help me to set up PostreSQL server on Google Cloud and my flutter app. There is absolutely nothing neither in documentation or anywhere on the internet for flutter app how to connect it, set it up, or even do authentication without firebase. I tried to get help in console support page and it directed me here which I understand is not the best question for SO but I got no other option.. So can anyone help me with it or is flutter only design to work with firebase or is google cloud not ready for flutter yet?
Since SQL Databases should never be accessed over the internet directly, it would be a good idea to have a web endpoint which exposes a limited API, sending http requests for the operations wanted. One way to approach this would be to have your Flutter app trigger Cloud Functions, which would then connect to Cloud SQL (the managed PostgreSQL service on GCP).
Here is documentation on how to connect Cloud Functions to Cloud SQL. Finally, here is an external blog post on how to use Flutter with Cloud Functions. Please note that we cannot guarantee the accuracy of external information, and it should serve as a reference to get you started.