rocket-firebase-auth
Firebase Auth with Rocket, batteries included
- Tiny:
rocket-firebase-auth
is tiny, with features allowing you to make it even tinier - Does one thing well: Encodes/decodes Firebase JWT tokens in Rocket apps, and that's it
Getting started
1. Set Firebase service account keys as env variables
If you haven't already, create a service account in Firebase for the Rocket backend
you are creating. Generate a new private key and copy-paste the generated json
into a firebase-credentials.json
file. It should look something like the json snippet below.
Don't forget to add the firebase-credentials.json
file to your .gitignore
.
# Firebase service account's secret credentials
firebase-credentials.json
2. Setup FirebaseAuth
and get started
Add rocket-firebase-auth
to your project.
= "0.5"
Now, you can create a FirebaseAuth
struct by reading the json file with a helper
function included with the default import.
use ;
use ;
// Setup the server state, which will include your FirebaseAuth instance, among
// other things like the connection pool to your database.
async
async
Example projects
For a more detailed example with a frontend example as well, checkout the example projects .
Testing
To run tests, run the following command:
Contribute
Any contributions (PRs, Issues) are welcomed!
Questions
If you have any questions, however trivial it may seem, please let me know via Issues. I will respond!
License
MIT