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Firebase Config

Description​

Firebase is a Backend-as-a-Service (BaaS) provided by Google that offers a variety of tools and services to help developers build, improve, and grow web and mobile applications without worrying about backend infrastructure. It includes features such as analytics, authentication, databases (such as Firestore), configuration, file storage, and push messaging, all hosted in the cloud and scalable with minimal effort from the developer.

Zene enables the user to connect to Firebase to store data to the Firestore database.

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For more information about Firebase, see Firebase and Firestore.

Child Tools​

Settings​

Use anonymous user​

Whether to use anonymous user to connect to Firebase.

Firestore allows the user to use anonymous users to authenticate requests from your application's users. Anonymous users have a unique ID, and their basic properties are stored in the project's user database. This type of authentication is useful when the user want to provide temporary access to your Firestore database without requiring the user to sign up for an account.

Email​

NOT Use anonymous user

The email address of the user to connect to Firebase.

Password​

NOT Use anonymous user

The password of the user to connect to Firebase.

Project ID​

The Project ID is a unique identifier for your Firebase project.

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The user can find your project ID in the Project settings in the Firebase console, Project ID.

API key​

The API key is a unique identifier for your Firebase project. It is used to authenticate requests to Firebase services, such as Firestore.

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The user can find your API key in the Project settings in the Firebase console, Web API Key.