firebase-authentication

问题 TLDR; I'm having trouble assigning an IAM permission to a service account. I'm building a test that involves minting custom tokens with firebase Auth. When I hit: const token = await admin.auth().createCustomToken('test', { isAdmin: true, }) the following error is thrown Permission iam.serviceAccounts.signBlob is required to perform this operation on service account projects/-/serviceAccounts/dashboard@appspot.gserviceaccount.com.; Please refer to https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/admin

问题 I want to get user's birthday and gender using Firebase Auth and Google Sign-In. Unfortunately, after the login happens, I am getting only the user's email, display name, photo url and phone number. I saw that I can add scopes to the GoogleSignIn object, which I do - https://www.googleapis.com/auth/user.birthday.read, https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile, but still, I don't see any additional data after the login. Any idea how to get the result of this? Because when these scopes

问题 I have a user management feature in my flutter app that uses firebase authentication. I can register new user accounts using firebase_auth 's createUserWithEmailAndPassword() function. return await FirebaseAuth.instance. createUserWithEmailAndPassword(email: email, password: password); The problem is when the registration is successful it automatically authenticates my FirebaseAuth instance as the new user even though I am already logged in. I came across this answer: Firebase kicks out

问题 I have a user management feature in my flutter app that uses firebase authentication. I can register new user accounts using firebase_auth 's createUserWithEmailAndPassword() function. return await FirebaseAuth.instance. createUserWithEmailAndPassword(email: email, password: password); The problem is when the registration is successful it automatically authenticates my FirebaseAuth instance as the new user even though I am already logged in. I came across this answer: Firebase kicks out

问题 Here is said what I need to setup Firebase on java: FirebaseOptions options = new FirebaseOptions.Builder() .setDatabaseUrl("https://databaseName.firebaseio.com") .setServiceAccount(new FileInputStream("path/to/serviceAccountCredentials.json")) .build(); FirebaseApp.initializeApp(options); But where can I get serviceAccountCredentials.json ? UPDATED: I found that this file seems should have this fields, but where get this values? { "type": "", "project_id": "", "private_key_id": "", "private

问题 While working on android app with firebase I sent too much otp requests while testing my app phone authentication and they blocked otp services for my app how can I access otp services again? Here is the screenshot of Firebase exception 回答1: As the error message already says: "Try again later". This type of condition/block is typically cleared after some time, with the exact interval depending on how overly frequent your requests were. Consider testing with fictional phone numbers to prevent

问题 After registering in my web app, i redirect the user to a page, where he is told to verify his email. Once he has done that, i want to automatically detect the change of the verificationStatus and then change the page. Something along those lines. auth.user.subscribe(user => { if (!!user && user.emailVerified === true) { this.redirectToLogin(); } }); I couldn't find any way to detect changes of the emailVerified status, so I thought, maybe have an interval runnning that is updating the user

问题 I have to implement firebase email authentication and want to store data with a field of firebaseUser.uid in that. I want to know if there is any case when the user's uid will be changed so that I don't mess up with the user data as I will be referring it based on the user's uid. So if any user signs up using an email id, it's uid should never change unless he logs in again with a different email. 回答1: The UID for a user is assigned randomly and never changes within that project. 来源： https:/

问题 My App is on Flutter and I am using offline persistence because my users can stay up to 4 hours before having an Internet connection again. I have read that Refresh Tokens are long-lived and in theory "never expire", however in my tests I have noticed that there is a big difference between IOS and Android sessions: The tests I'm doing are the following: I open the App with Internet Connection and I proceed to authentication process (Firebase Auth behind the lines). I use the App and then

问题 My App is on Flutter and I am using offline persistence because my users can stay up to 4 hours before having an Internet connection again. I have read that Refresh Tokens are long-lived and in theory "never expire", however in my tests I have noticed that there is a big difference between IOS and Android sessions: The tests I'm doing are the following: I open the App with Internet Connection and I proceed to authentication process (Firebase Auth behind the lines). I use the App and then