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  1. 1 day ago · Flutter plugin for Firebase Auth, enabling authentication using passwords, phone numbers and identity providers like Google, Facebook and Twitter.

    • Example

      Flutter plugin for Firebase Auth, enabling authentication...

    • Versions

      firebase_auth 4.19.6. Published 5 days ago •...

    • Changelog

      FIX(auth,android): fixing an issue that could cause...

    • Overview

      What does it do?# Firebase Authentication provides backend...

    • License

      Flutter plugin for Firebase Auth, enabling authentication...

    • Before You Begin
    • Prerequisites
    • What You'll Create
    • What You'll Learn
    • What You'll Need

    In this codelab, you'll learn how to add Firebase Authentication to your Flutter app using the FlutterFire UI package. With this package, you'll add both email/password auth and Google Sign In auth to a Flutter app. You'll also learn how to set up a Firebase project, and use the FlutterFire CLI to initialize Firebase in your Flutter app.

    This codelab assumes that you have some Flutter experience. If not, you might want to first learn the basics. The following links are helpful: 1. Take a Tour of the Flutter Widget Framework 2. Try the Write Your First Flutter App, part 1codelab You should also have some Firebase experience, but it's okay if you've never added Firebase to a Flutter ...

    This codelab guides you through building the authentication flow for a Flutter app, using Firebase for Authentication. The application will have a login screen, a ‘Register' screen, a password recovery screen, and a user profile screen.

    This codelab covers: 1. Adding Firebase to a Flutter app 2. Firebase Console setup 3. Using Firebase CLI to add Firebase to your application 4. Using FlutterFire CLI to generate Firebase config in Dart 5. Adding Firebase Authentication to your Flutter app 6. Firebase Authentication setup in the console 7. Adding Email and Password sign in with the ...

    Working knowledge of Flutter, and the SDK installed
    A text editor (JetBrains IDE's, Android Studio, and VS Code are supported by Flutter)
    Google Chrome browser, or your other preferred development target for Flutter. (Some terminal commands in this codelab will assume you're running your app on Chrome)
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