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README.md

Firebase Auth Development

This directory contains a set of samples and tests that integrate with FirebaseAuth.

The Podfile specifies the dependencies and is used to construct an Xcode workspace consisting of the samples, modifiable FirebaseAuth library, and its dependencies.

Running Sample Application

In order to run this application, you'll need to follow the following steps!

GoogleService-Info.plist files

You'll need valid GoogleService-Info.plist files for those samples. To get your own GoogleService-Info.plist files:

  1. Go to the Firebase Console
  2. Create a new Firebase project, if you don't already have one
  3. For each sample app you want to test, create a new Firebase app with the sample app's bundle identifier (e.g. com.google.FirebaseExperimental1.dev)
  4. Download the resulting GoogleService-Info.plist and place it in Sample/GoogleService-Info.plist

GoogleService-Info_multi.plist files

This feature is for advanced testing.

  1. The developer would need to get a GoogleService-Info.plist from a different iOS client (which can be in a different Firebase project)
  2. Save this plist file as GoogleService-Info_multi.plist in Sample/GoogleService-Info_multi.plist. This enables testing that FirebaseAuth continues to work after switching the Firebase App in the runtime.

Application.plist file

Please follow the instructions in Sample/ApplicationTemplate.plist to generate the right Application.plist file

Getting your own Credential files

Please follow the instructions in Sample/AuthCredentialsTemplate.h to generate the AuthCredentials.h file.

Running SwiftSample Application

In order to run this application, you'll need to follow the following steps!

GoogleService-Info.plist files

You'll need valid GoogleService-Info.plist files for those samples. To get your own GoogleService-Info.plist files:

  1. Go to the Firebase Console
  2. Create a new Firebase project, if you don't already have one
  3. For each sample app you want to test, create a new Firebase app with the sample app's bundle identifier (e.g. com.google.FirebaseExperimental2.dev)
  4. Download the resulting GoogleService-Info.plist and place it in SwiftSample/GoogleService-Info.plist

Info.plist file

Please follow the instructions in SwiftSample/InfoTemplate.plist to generate the right Info.plist file

Getting your own Credential files

Please follow the instructions in SwiftSample/AuthCredentialsTemplate.swift to generate the AuthCredentials.swift file.

Running API tests

In order to run the API tests, you'll need to follow the following steps!

Getting your own Credential files

Please follow the instructions in ApiTests/AuthCredentialsTemplate.h to generate the AuthCredentials.h file.

Usage

$ pod update
$ open Samples.xcworkspace

Then select a scheme and run.