hi there. I'm a firebase fan and love emulators suite. the only thing still missing to close the local dev workflow is the auth engine. congrats guys and tks for the great work.
This is a great tool, it's already been a game changer for my development. Would love to see a video on the pubsub emulator, especially as that's the only one I haven't been able to successfully use yet! Thanks!
I for one would very much appreciate it if you would talk about the pubsub emulator. Can you both test scheduled jobs and pubsub subscribers ? Also, I have found that I using the admin sdk with Firestore emulator will correctly read and write to the emulator, but the interface will most often not display documents added by the node admin sdk.
This is amazing. But, I would like to know how publish the functions and use their in emulator (like made in the video). Other question is about Typescript, how could I debug the code using Visual Studio Code and Firebase Emulator. Thanks. #AskFirebase
do you have any plans for a full text search product in the firebase suite? (since firestore doesn't support this, costly alternatives aren't really a good plan B for this..)
The video is great thank you. I would love to see strategies for swapping out mocks for real dependencies between prod and dev environments too. Thanks again!
I am pretty certain that you and the other developers will look at this comment as something that should be self obvious but one thing that you forgot to mention in this video is that one needs to be logged onto the internet and signed into your Firebase/google account BEFORE you run Firebase init or Firebase emulators.init. I discovered this when the command firebase init would not run and gave me a prompt that said that I needed to log in.
Awesome Capability, but currently the Firebase UI is not accessible from WSL. I have tried both WSL1 and WSL2. Also some searching indicates that there are many others that are having the same issue. Would be great to have a fix if there is one that exists.
can anyone help with this error, "Error: TIMEOUT: Port 8080 on localhost was not active within 60000ms". I get this when i try to run -firebase emulators:start. after initializing the firebase emulator suite.
Not yet Vishal, but that *is* being worked on. It was actually one of the questions we covered in the Q&A after this video premiered yesterday, somewhere around here I think: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sl_8OGI68g4.html
I think there is an error on 5:13 where you change the configuration file. I tried to run it like that for a while but it does not work. I had to the official documentation instead. Which involves calling useEmulator(). I'm not sure if your call to App makes a difference.
Since we can deploy in other languages than javascript and typescript shouldn't we have option to choose another language like c# during the init process?
That was a great video 👍.I am facing little problem with my local node version and firebase version supported node version. Both are being mismatched every time I tired. I downloaded various versions of node but nothing worked. Can I know what version best suits firebase ???
So I've been going crazy trying to configure Realtime database using `useEmulator` because that's what you tell us to do in the docs...update the docs?
Yesterday, I wrote a script to move all my data from a collection to another and I was thinking they need a move feature for this. Today I see this clone feature. 😄
is it possible from the local emulator access to the realtime database of production (so realtime database in the firebase console and not local) to do some test?
Hi, how do I set up Emulators for pre-existing projects ... firebase is currently setup for hosting but if I have already firestore with some data how can I bring that in as well? Thanks
Hello! I want to collaborate on a web dev project without giving all of my colleagues my fire base credentials. Getting new people on board to collaborate is starting to become a strenuous process, and anything that could simplify it would be great! When using mongodb compass, everyone can create their own instance independent of a service account with a connection to a project. Is anything like this possible with the emulator, or does the emulator ALWAYS require that there be an associated service account and project, requiring the extra step for collaboration? Please let me know. I am stuck because this is a python app and I am at the point where I am realizing that, no matter whether or not I intend to use the emulator, I still have to initialize the app with service account credentials.
Error: TIMEOUT: Port 8080 on localhost was not active within 60000ms what a joke! it just doesn't work out of the box | I heard that using nodejs version 16 may help...really? my current version is v17.3 EDIT: yep, using nodejs-lts-gallium (16.13.2) solved the issue
