Set up Firebase integration

Integrating Firebase with ComposeFlow allows you to add powerful backend services to your app, such as authentication, real-time databases, cloud storage, and more. This guide will walk you through the basic steps to set up Firebase in your ComposeFlow project.

Prerequisites

• ComposeFlow Installed: Ensure you have the latest version of ComposeFlow.
• Firebase Account: You have a Google account and access to the Firebase Console.

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Steps to Set Up Firebase in ComposeFlow

Step 1: Create a Firebase Project

1. Go to the Firebase Console.
2. Click on “Add project” or “Create a project”.
3. Enter a project name and follow the on-screen instructions to create your Firebase project.

Step 2: Obtain Your Firebase Project ID

1. In the Firebase Console, navigate to your project’s Settings:
   • Click on the gear icon next to “Project Overview”.
   • Select “Project settings” from the dropdown.
2. Under the “Your project” section, locate and copy your Project ID.

Step 3: Configure Firebase in ComposeFlow

1. Open your ComposeFlow project.
2. Navigate to Settings > Firebase in the ComposeFlow menu.
3. Paste the Project ID you copied from Firebase into the Project ID field.
4. Click “Connect” to link your ComposeFlow project with Firebase.

Note

Connecting to the Firebase project may require additional permissions broader than those needed for signing in with ComposeFlow. This step may require you to open your browser and grant additional scopes.

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Next Steps

• Enable Firebase Services: In the Firebase Console, enable the services you want to use (e.g., Authentication, Firestore, Storage).
• Configure in ComposeFlow: Use ComposeFlow’s tools to integrate Firebase services into your app, such as adding authentication flows or database interactions.