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I have in my domain a .htaccess configuration that allows my app to work perfectly with the routes. It avoids the error when you refresh an angular 2 app can't resolve the routes. My current config is ths one <IfModule mod_rewrite.c> RewriteEngine on RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d # not rewrite css, js and images RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !\.(?:css|js|map|jpe?g|gif|png|php)$ [NC] RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /index.html?path=$1 [NC,L,QSA] </IfModule> I'm trying to implement the same configuration in my Firebase Hosting because I'm migrating my site, I don't know

I'm looking for a way to configure a redirection in Firebase so that the "pretty" url like https://customdomainname.com/story/asdf is redirected to the real path in Firebase which is generated like https://firebasestorage.googleapis.com/v0/b/myprojectname-12345.appspot.com/o/stories%2Fasdf.m4a?alt=media&token=574e6dee-f289-468d-99ad-6e5d2ac8d6aa . For doing that I have connected a custom domain to firebase so that now I see both the default domain and the custom connected domain (probably I have been already mistaken at this step). I have installed the Firebase console, initialized a project

I have a static app hosted on Firebase hosting whose backend is also on Firebase(communicating using firebase JS api). I want to add a simple auth page to all pages of this website so that only users I want can access this site. Is this possible? Looked at the docs but didn't find anything that helps me in this regard. You can do this using Firebase Functions, and an Express call. Put all of your static files into a folder named functions/admin and put this function into functions/index.js : exports.admin = functions.https.onRequest((req, res) => { const url = req.originalUrl ? req.originalUrl

I have a Polymer (single page app) application hosted on firebase. When I deploy a new version to firebase, I'll like firebase to reload the javascript source instead of using cached ones. Is it possible to do that via firebase.json? If so, how? Or do i have to manually add a cache busting url to my build output? Thanks Adding Webpack or a similar tool to your build is probably the easiest way to go, as there's not currently a way to achieve the desired result with Firebase directly: How Can I Make Webpack Use a Cache-Busting Suffix? If you're okay removing the cache completely, you can simply

Which should I pick and why? Firebase recommends CNAME records but why? Isn't it better to point to the ip address rather than point to another domain that points to the ip address? Firebase recommends CNAME records but why? Firebase hosting is probably marking CNAME records as recommended because they are widely allowed for setup by registrars and the easiest to setup for most novices when setting up their wildcards. Isn't it better to point to the ip address rather than point to another domain that points to the ip address? YES you are correct. It is going to be a faster lookup because it