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Firebase Installation Guide
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Create new project on Firebase website | |
Go to Project Overview > Add Firebase To Your Web App | |
Copy very first script tag (only one line) | |
Go to index.html and add that line before all other script tags | |
Add apiKeys.json and apiKeys.example.json to the db directory, if you haven't already | |
In apiKeys.json, copy the section in the second set of script tags | |
Do the same thing in apiKeys.example.json, but make sure to take out all the key values (because this is the file getting uploaded to Github) | |
Make sure to add "db/apiKeys.json" and "public" to your Gitignore file | |
This is a good time for a commit | |
In Firebase, go to Database > Get Started | |
Click on the three dots on the far right hand side > Import JSON | |
Click browse and navigate to where your JSON file is | |
Create apiKeys.js in your Javascripts directory, if you don't have one already | |
Inside apiKeys.js, create the apiKeys and retrieveKeys functions, if you haven't already | |
Create a firebaseAPI.js inside your Javascripts directory | |
Inside it, create `let firebaseKey = "";` |
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