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Firebase Auth Quickstart

Introduction

Getting Started

Google Sign In Setup

  • Go to the Firebase Console and navigate to your project:
    • Select the Auth panel and then click the Sign In Method tab.
    • Click Google and turn on the Enable switch, then click Save.
  • Run the sample app on your device or emulator.
    • Select GoogleSignInActivity from the main screen.
    • Click the Sign In button to begin.

Facebook Login Setup

  • Go to the Facebook Developers Site and follow all instructions to set up a new Android app.
    • When asked for a package name, use com.google.firebase.quickstart.usermanagement.
    • When asked for a main class name, use com.google.firebase.quickstart.usermanagement.FacebookLoginActivity.
  • Go to the Firebase Console and navigate to your project:
    • Select the Auth panel and then click the Sign In Method tab.
    • Click Facebook and turn on the Enable switch, then click Save.
    • Enter your Facebook App Id and App Secret and click Save.
  • Open the file app/src/main/res/values/ids.xml and replace the value of the facebook_app_id with the ID of the Facebook app you just created.
  • Run the app on your device or emulator.
    • Select the FacebookLoginActivity from the main screen.
    • Click the Sign In button to begin.
    • If you see text that says Facebook is disabled, make sure you are running either the facebookDebug or facebookRelease variants of this sample.

Twitter Login Setup

  • Go to the Twitter Developers Site and click Create New App instructions to set up a new Android app.
    • Go to the Keys and Access Tokens tab of your app and copy the Consumer Key and Consumer Secret.
  • Go to the Firebase Console and navigate to your project:
    • Select the Auth panel and then click the Sign In Method tab.
    • Click Twitter and turn on the Enable switch, then click Save.
    • Enter your Twitter Consumer Key and Consumer Secret and click Save.
    • Copy the callback URL from the bottom of the panel (Ex. https://<your-app-id>.firebaseapp.com/__/auth/handler).
  • Navigate back to your Twitter app settings on Twitter Developers Site.
    • Click the Settings tab and paste in the callback URL from the Firebase console.
  • Open the file app/src/main/res/values/ids.xml and replace the value of the twitter_consumer_key and witter_consumer_secret with the key and secret you just put into the Firebase console.
  • Run the app on your device or emulator.
    • Select TwitterLoginActivity from the main screen.
    • Click the Log In with Twitter button to begin.

Email/Password Setup

  • Go to the Firebase Console and navigate to your project:
    • Select the Auth panel and then click the Sign In Method tab.
    • Click Email/Password and turn on the Enable switch, then click Save.
    • Under Authorized Domains click Add Domain and add auth.example.com.
  • Run the app on your device or emulator.
    • Select EmailPasswordActivity from the main screen.
    • Fill in your desired email and password and click Create Account to begin.

Passwordless Setup

  • Go to the Firebase Console and navigate to your project:
    • Select the Auth panel and then click the Sign In Method tab.
    • Click Email/Password and turn on the Enable switch.
    • Turn on the Email Link (passwordless sign-in) switch, then click Save.
  • Replace your-project-id in the AndroidManifest.xml file with your project ID.
  • Run the app on your device or emulator.
    • Select PasswordlessActivity from the main screen.
    • Fill in your desired email and click Send Link to begin.

Phone Authentication Setup

  • Go to the Firebase Console and navigate to your project:
    • Select the Auth panel and then click the Sign In Method tab.
    • Click Phone and turn on the Enable switch, then click Save.
  • Run the app on your device or emulator.
    • Select PhoneAuthActivity from the main screen.
    • Enter your phone numeber and click Verify to begin.

Custom Authentication Setup

  • Go to the Google Developers Console and navigate to your project:
    • Click on the Service accounts tab in the left.
    • Click on the Create Service Account on the top.
    • Enter desired service account name and click on the Create button.
    • Once the serivce account is created, click on the Options.
    • Choose JSON as the key type then click on the Create button.
    • You should now have a new JSON file for your service account in your Downloads directory.
  • Open the file web/auth.html using your web browser.
    • Click Choose File and upload the JSON file you just downloaded.
    • Enter any User ID and click Generate.
    • Copy the text from the ADB Command section. This will be required later on.
  • Run the Android application on your Android device or emulator.
    • Select CustomAuthActivity from the main screen.
    • Run the text copied from the ADB Command section of the web page in the steps above. This will update the Custom Token field of the running app.
    • Click Sign In to sign in to Firebase User Management with the generated JWT. You should see the User ID you entered when generating the token.

Generic IDP Setup (Microsoft)

  • Go to the Microsoft Developer Console and navigate to your app.
    • Copy your Application ID
    • In the "Application Secrets" section click Generate New Password and copy the result.
  • Go to the Firebase console and navigate to Authentication > Sign-in method
    • Make sure Microsoft is enabled
    • Enter your application ID and application secret (password) from the previous step.
  • Return to the Microsoft console
    • Add the redirect URL from the Firebase console under Platforms > Web.
  • Run the Android application on your Android device or emulator.
    • Select GenericIdpActivity from the main screen.
    • Hit the sign in button and proceed through the login flow.

Result

Support

License

Copyright 2016 Google, Inc.

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