Closed almas-alright closed 3 years ago
jeromegamez
commented
3 years ago This does look correct from what I can see, so currently I'm as confused as you are 😅. Could you please share the contents of your config/firebase.php file, and also which versions of the kreait libraries you have installed? composer show | grep kreait
almas-alright
commented
3 years ago This does look correct from what I can see, so currently I'm as confused as you are . Could you please share the contents of your config/firebase.php file, and also which versions of the kreait libraries you have installed?
composer show | grep kreait
@jeromegamez
after composer show | grep kreait :
kreait/clock 1.1.0 A PHP 7.0 compatible clock abstraction
kreait/firebase-php 5.21.0 Firebase Admin SDK
kreait/firebase-tokens 1.16.0 A library to work with Firebase tokens
kreait/laravel-firebase 3.1.0 A Laravel package for the Firebase PHP Admin SDKin config/firebase.php i have :
declare(strict_types=1);
return [
/*
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Default Firebase project
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
'default' => env('FIREBASE_PROJECT', 'airshipt-dcb94'),
/*
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Firebase project configurations
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
'projects' => [
'myproject_name' => [
/*
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Credentials / Service Account
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
*
* In order to access a Firebase project and its related services using a
* server SDK, requests must be authenticated. For server-to-server
* communication this is done with a Service Account.
*
* If you don't already have generated a Service Account, you can do so by
* following the instructions from the official documentation pages at
*
* https://firebase.google.com/docs/admin/setup#initialize_the_sdk
*
* Once you have downloaded the Service Account JSON file, you can use it
* to configure the package.
*
* If you don't provide credentials, the Firebase Admin SDK will try to
* auto-discover them
*
* - by checking the environment variable FIREBASE_CREDENTIALS
* - by checking the environment variable GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS
* - by trying to find Google's well known file
* - by checking if the application is running on GCE/GCP
*
* If no credentials file can be found, an exception will be thrown the
* first time you try to access a component of the Firebase Admin SDK.
*
*/
'credentials' => [
'file' => env('FIREBASE_CREDENTIALS', env('GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS')),
/*
* If you want to prevent the auto discovery of credentials, set the
* following parameter to false. If you disable it, you must
* provide a credentials file.
*/
'auto_discovery' => true,
],
/*
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Firebase Auth Component
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
'auth' => [
'tenant_id' => env('FIREBASE_AUTH_TENANT_ID'),
],
/*
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Firebase Realtime Database
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
'database' => [
/*
* In most of the cases the project ID defined in the credentials file
* determines the URL of your project's Realtime Database. If the
* connection to the Realtime Database fails, you can override
* its URL with the value you see at
*
* https://console.firebase.google.com/u/1/project/_/database
*
* Please make sure that you use a full URL like, for example,
* https://my-project-id.firebaseio.com
*/
'url' => env('FIREBASE_DATABASE_URL'),
],
'dynamic_links' => [
/*
* Dynamic links can be built with any URL prefix registered on
*
* https://console.firebase.google.com/u/1/project/_/durablelinks/links/
*
* You can define one of those domains as the default for new Dynamic
* Links created within your project.
*
* The value must be a valid domain, for example,
* https://example.page.link
*/
'default_domain' => env('FIREBASE_DYNAMIC_LINKS_DEFAULT_DOMAIN'),
],
/*
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Firebase Cloud Storage
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
'storage' => [
/*
* Your project's default storage bucket usually uses the project ID
* as its name. If you have multiple storage buckets and want to
* use another one as the default for your application, you can
* override it here.
*/
'default_bucket' => env('FIREBASE_STORAGE_DEFAULT_BUCKET'),
],
/*
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Caching
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
*
* The Firebase Admin SDK can cache some data returned from the Firebase
* API, for example Google's public keys used to verify ID tokens.
*
*/
'cache_store' => env('FIREBASE_CACHE_STORE', 'file'),
/*
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Logging
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
*
* Enable logging of HTTP interaction for insights and/or debugging.
*
* Log channels are defined in config/logging.php
*
* Successful HTTP messages are logged with the log level 'info'.
* Failed HTTP messages are logged with the the log level 'notice'.
*
* Note: Using the same channel for simple and debug logs will result in
* two entries per request and response.
*/
'logging' => [
'http_log_channel' => env('FIREBASE_HTTP_LOG_CHANNEL'),
'http_debug_log_channel' => env('FIREBASE_HTTP_DEBUG_LOG_CHANNEL'),
],
/*
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
* HTTP Client Options
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
*
* Behavior of the HTTP Client performing the API requests
*/
'http_client_options' => [
/*
* Use a proxy that all API requests should be passed through.
* (default: none)
*/
'proxy' => env('FIREBASE_HTTP_CLIENT_PROXY'),
/*
* Set the maximum amount of seconds (float) that can pass before
* a request is considered timed out
* (default: indefinitely)
*/
'timeout' => env('FIREBASE_HTTP_CLIENT_TIMEOUT'),
],
/*
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
* Debug (deprecated)
* ------------------------------------------------------------------------
*
* Enable debugging of HTTP requests made directly from the SDK.
*/
'debug' => env('FIREBASE_ENABLE_DEBUG', false),
],
],
];Alright, this actually makes sense - the value in default refers to a key in the projects array.
If we look at the default config:
return [
'default' => env('FIREBASE_PROJECT', 'app'),
'projects' => [
'app' => [
// ...
]
]
];by default, the FIREBASE_PROJECT environment variable is not set, so it will default to app and find the configuration in the ['projects']['app'] field.
When you set the FIREBASE_PROJECT env variable to my_project_name, you will need a corresponding ['projects']['my_project_name'] field in the array:
# config/firebase.php
return [
'default' => env('FIREBASE_PROJECT', 'app'),
'projects' => [
'app' => [
// ...
],
'my_project_name' => [
// ...
]
]
];and in your particular case, you would need:
# config/firebase.php
return [
'default' => env('FIREBASE_PROJECT', 'airshipt-dcb94'),
'projects' => [
'airshipt-dcb94' => [
// ...
]
]
];If you're working with just one firebase project, I would recommend not setting the environment variable at all, and just setting the FIREBASE_CREDENTIALS=/path/abcd/firebase_cred.json environment variable. (In most cases, you shouldn't need to publish the config/firebase.php at all, by the way) After this, you can use the simple ways to access the Firebase services:
use Kreait\Laravel\Firebase\Facades\Firebase;
$auth = Firebase::auth();
$db = Firebase::database();
// ...If you're using multiple projects, the FIREBASE_PROJECT env variable denotes the default project to use, but you'll still need to configure the different projects separately, for example like this:
# config/firebase.php
return [
'default' => env('FIREBASE_PROJECT', 'main'),
'projects' => [
'main' => [
'credentials' => [
'file' => env('FIREBASE_MAIN_CREDENTIALS'),
]
],
'second' => [
'credentials' => [
'file' => env('FIREBASE_SECOND_CREDENTIALS'),
]
],
]
];and in your .env file:
# .env
FIREBASE_MAIN_CREDENTIALS=/path/to/main_credentials.json
FIREBASE_SECOND_CREDENTIALS=/path/to/second_credentials.jsonIn your could you could then access the different projects like this:
use Kreait\Laravel\Firebase\Facades\Firebase;
// The following two are equivalent
$mainAuth = Firebase::auth();
$mainAuth = Firebase::project('main')->auth();
$secondAuth = Firebase::project('second')->auth();I hope this helps 🤞
nicolasvahidzein
commented
2 years ago This is very close to what i need, now how to access the FCM component and send the message...
its a bizarre exception
Kreait\Laravel\Firebase\FirebaseProjectManager::configuration vendor/kreait/laravel-firebase/src/FirebaseProjectManager.php:41throw new InvalidArgumentException("Firebase project [{$name}] not configured.");` but when i changing default configuration at config > firebase.phpfrom :
'projects' => [ 'app' => [....] ]to:
'projects' => [ 'myproject_name' => [....] ]it works fine.
in my .env i have
FIREBASE_CREDENTIALS=/path/abcd/firebase_cred.jsonFIREBASE_PROJECT=myproject_namenow i want to know am i doing wrong anywhere in configuration? or something i missed to put in .env