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I have a web app using Firebase Web (client Javascript SDK).
How do I test Auth, Realtime Database triggers, including
firebase.auth().onAuthStateChanged, firebase.database().ref(...).on and etc.
I tried to use mockfirebase but it is not triggering onAuthStateChanged.
The best way to do this is to create two (or multiple if required) firebase projects and use one for testing.
This is also supported by firebase cli using "Deploy Targets". You can deploy to different firebase projects from the single firebase.json config file in your source control.
For more information check this:
https://firebase.google.com/docs/cli/targets
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I have just started angular and typescript and created a web application using the command "ng new myapp". And i want to run powershell commands from my web application. Can anyone help me with this?
This is my file structure that i have after creating the project-
https://www.tutorialspoint.com/angular4/images/final_file_structure.jpg
This is not possible by sole Angular application. If the website would be able to execute commands that would be a major security issue. If you want to execute some powershell commands by pressing buttons in Angular you would need a f.e. node server with win32 api library. In angular you would be just calling node api and server would execute commands.
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I am working on a project of building a chrome extension and would want to create a Firebase Realtime DB dynamically on the fly, given that the user is already signed in Chrome and is ready to give all the required access permissions. Is it possible to do it programmatically from JavaScript? Is there a neat way out and if so what would be it?
There is no API to create Firebase projects, or a realtime database within an existing project. Creating projects or databases requires that the user signs in to the Firebase console.
But if you're trying to store data for users of your app, the common approach is to store that data in an existing database that you created.
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How to secure firebase code,I mean can anybody edit its code through google chrome console like view items or other things or there is any thing to prevent it?I am fairly new and only now the basics.
Your firebase code is sitting with the rest of your website code. I do not believe there is any major issue unless you are using a client side rendered framework for your web application and have left your configuration keys for firebase in the frontend and on top of that your firebase access rules are set to public. Setting the proper firebase rules - you may want to read this: https://firebase.google.com/docs/database/security/
is most important. This applies to all Storage, Database and Authentication.
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The tutorials I've come across are not clear enough to me for some reason.
Firebase offers an iOS sdk, Android sdk and a Javascript web Sdk. Am I supposed to use the javascript sdk? I'm using ionic because I want to build a hybrid app for both android and iOS, so the sdk's for a native OS are not useful to me.
I just want to make sure I'm picking the right thing with the javascript web sdk
AngularFire is an open source library maintained by the Firebase team which provides a binding for Firebase in AngularJS projects. Since Ionic is based on AngularJS, so it suite anyway.
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I'm new on using node.js
Surfing around the web i couldn't find any example of code of a simple sign-up/sign-in that could also show me how to manage database in node.
I mean the app.js page for server and the related client-side html page, and their relation. Can someone help me or give some useful link i couldn't find?
using Cassandra and i.o. socket, it'd be the best help.
You can use Passport library http://passportjs.org/ , there should be an example there. You can also use https://npmjs.org/package/passport.socketio if you want to login by socket.io
I recommend using http://passportjs.org
It has support for simple username/password authentication as well as OAuth etc
http://passportjs.org/guide/username-password/
There's also a good tutorial here:
http://danialk.github.io/blog/2013/02/23/authentication-using-passportjs/