Hey Everyone! Important note for those starting out a new Firebase project below. This video is using the v8 version of Firebase. Google has recently released a v9 version of Firebase that is more modular and optimized. You can still follow along this tutorial, a lot of it is still relevant. However some of the code snippets you'll find will be slightly different/outdated, with the new v9 version of Firebase.
Honestly mate this is so good, a fast and concise video I can revisit whenever I want to start a new Next/Firebase project. Personally I love this fast informative videos like Fireship does but I imagine they require a lot of editing so don't feel pressure to make all of them like this
Thanks so much! Definitely takes a bit of time to edit them together, but I have taken a lot of inspiration from Fireship as I love his style of videos too :)
Thanks so much Alexander! It's such a fun stack to work with, I'm using it for my current project as well, hoping to make some more firebase + Next.js content soon too!
I wonder if exposing envs with api keys to the browser via NEXT_PUBLIC prefix is a good idea. It will be inlined in your JS bundle and thus available for public eyes. Without this prefix it won't work tho. Any idea how to handle this issue?
Running into the same issue. You can use JWT in the middleware to generate your own access token and using this in the application but will lose tha ability to use Google SIgn In ect...
Great video, I keep getting this error if anyone could help me: ReferenceError: Cannot access '__WEBPACK_DEFAULT_EXPORT__' before initialization webpack default export being firebase at firebaseClient
@@daylightismine1718 I sort of magically started working after a while idk why, maybe it had something todo with cache or sm, what I suggest is you try and restart your PC, that might work.
How could I do it so that I use one button instead of two. Like a heart button for example. A ternary statement that if the user has "no" you turn it yes and vice versa. edit : I just figured it out. My next problem is that I'm using this method to make likes on some cards. The thing is that each card is unique. This method makes all card have the like... any way I can make them different?
@4:14 Are you using some sort of key command/plugin to convert the config values into Next config values when pasting into the env.local file? Or did you just edit the video or am i a complete idiot? (bit of both perhaps)
Ok. Chat GPT solved in a second all the issues about the outdated stuff related to firebase and FirebaseUI for me. What I don't understand yet is why you used functions to manage the users collection. Is it there any particular reason to do it so? Isn't not secure to handle it like the votes collection?
I'm using TypeScript, and at 9:01 , there is an error Argument of type 'CollectionReference' is not assignable to parameter of type 'Query'. Type 'CollectionReference' is missing the following properties from type 'Query': converter, typets(2345) I don't know how to fix it. Anyone knows?
AS this video has 2 years, I cant make work. He uses import firebase from "../firebase/clientApp"; but when I want to use it firebase is undefined. Someone can help to solve this issue? Thanks.
Hey Jarrod I just came across an article about how this current method exposes our env to browser which isn't secure. Is there any secure method to do so?
Upto Auth - so far so good. Except, if you have 'Block 3rd party Cookies' set in Chrome Settings you cannot login with either Github or Google in my case.
You could, but it's not recommended. The main reason is that you risk exposing your database configuration and credentials to end-users if you create it via the front-end. Additionally, cloud functions allow you to trigger other side-effects, sanitise/format user data, etc.
Hiya, When I set up the .env.local file and put 'process.env.VARIABLE_NAME'. I just get an error saying, the API key is invalid. All the credentials for me are correct. Can you help?
Hey! I there is a solution to deploy on firebase! Here's a couple articles that helped me out a ton: dev.to/rowaxl/what-i-struggled-with-next-js-using-firebase-hosting-and-enable-ssr-4e67 medium.com/nerd-for-tech/lets-deploy-a-next-js-app-with-firebase-hosting-e070b3aecd04
Hi Jarrod! I need your help big time mate. I recently tried to deploy my app to vercel, but I got an error. This error is because when I perform the deploy, vercel goes and looks at my /functions/ directory, tries to build, and cannot find a module in /functions/src/index.ts, because of course it's not present in /package.json Anyhow, appart from the obvious solution of git ignoring the functions directory, so that vercel wouldn't even look at it, I would like to know if there's a proper solution to this, and I think you might know one since I saw in your project's repo that you are, in fact, pushing the functions/ directory to github, and therefore deploying with vercel with it. Thanks so much in advance!
@@JarrodWatts It's awesome! You cover a ton of ground really quickly. Makes it a lot of fun to watch the first time round, and then I can rewatch and pause as I go from step to step. About to try that now with this project :)
using firebase.firestore().collection("votes") seems a bit cumbersome, what's the done thing...export this collection name from the clientApp.tsx file?
V9 version of firebase.apps.length : import { getApps, initializeApp } from "firebase/app"; if (getApps().length < 1) { initializeApp(firebaseConfig); // Initialize other firebase products here } ^ so you dont have to stack overflow lol
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Hey Everyone! Important note for those starting out a new Firebase project below.
This video is using the v8 version of Firebase. Google has recently released a v9 version of Firebase that is more modular and optimized.
You can still follow along this tutorial, a lot of it is still relevant. However some of the code snippets you'll find will be slightly different/outdated, with the new v9 version of Firebase.
What are changes you already know ??
@@hirosyee same question
FirebaseUI is incompatible with v9 version of firebase
@Bagshot Thanks - I had similar issues trying to follow this tutorial so thought best to share. Glad it was worth the time.
Thanks for letting us know.
Honestly mate this is so good, a fast and concise video I can revisit whenever I want to start a new Next/Firebase project.
Personally I love this fast informative videos like Fireship does but I imagine they require a lot of editing so don't feel pressure to make all of them like this
Thanks so much! Definitely takes a bit of time to edit them together, but I have taken a lot of inspiration from Fireship as I love his style of videos too :)
This is already out of date in 2023:
error - TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'apps')
Jarrod! Amazing video! I'm starting to find "my" stack and this is spot on.
Thanks so much Alexander! It's such a fun stack to work with, I'm using it for my current project as well, hoping to make some more firebase + Next.js content soon too!
@@JarrodWatts Looking forward to even more content! I really appreciate the saas perspective of it all as well.
This was fantastic. Thanks a lot
I get a SyntaxError: Cannot use import statement outside a module error when deploying functions
I am having same error, have you find out a solution?
good work!
excellent video and explanation!
Great video! thanks so much! you covered so much in such a little amount of time!
Getting error - Module not found: Can't resolve firebaseui/StyledFirebaseAuth when I follow these steps
Right to the point! amazing. Good job Jarrod! Thanks for sharing it.
Great tutorial. Fast paced
Great video man. Surely helped a lot, thanks.
Best tutorial on youtube
This is really great content, this was exactly what I was looking!
Thank you so much Jonathan! That has made my day :-)
Thanks so much for the video!
1:08 YOU BEAST
I wonder if exposing envs with api keys to the browser via NEXT_PUBLIC prefix is a good idea. It will be inlined in your JS bundle and thus available for public eyes. Without this prefix it won't work tho.
Any idea how to handle this issue?
Running into the same issue. You can use JWT in the middleware to generate your own access token and using this in the application but will lose tha ability to use Google SIgn In ect...
No idea why so many people add the user to the db client side. Fb functions is the best way to do this well done.
why did you use cloud functions for signup? couldn't you "manually" create a document when user clicks on the sign up button?
Thank you!
I am a year late, but WOW, what a great tutorial!
Thank you so so much
Thanks your video helped me a lot
Thanks for letting me know Abhishek, glad it helped!
Thank you so much!!!
Thanks, great tutorial!
Thank you Ruben! Really glad you liked it!
Thank you!!!!!
Great video, I keep getting this error if anyone could help me:
ReferenceError: Cannot access '__WEBPACK_DEFAULT_EXPORT__' before initialization
webpack default export being firebase at firebaseClient
I also get this error and have no idea what to do. Did you figure it out?
@@daylightismine1718 I sort of magically started working after a while idk why, maybe it had something todo with cache or sm, what I suggest is you try and restart your PC, that might work.
How could I do it so that I use one button instead of two. Like a heart button for example. A ternary statement that if the user has "no" you turn it yes and vice versa. edit : I just figured it out. My next problem is that I'm using this method to make likes on some cards. The thing is that each card is unique. This method makes all card have the like... any way I can make them different?
@4:14 Are you using some sort of key command/plugin to convert the config values into Next config values when pasting into the env.local file? Or did you just edit the video or am i a complete idiot? (bit of both perhaps)
have you find out? i'm in the same situation😂
@@Nano-hb5kf Dont remember lol. But pretty sure I just wrote the env variables by hand and copied the values from my firebase account one by one
Thanks a ton!
No worries, glad you liked it and thanks for the kind comment :)
Ok. Chat GPT solved in a second all the issues about the outdated stuff related to firebase and FirebaseUI for me.
What I don't understand yet is why you used functions to manage the users collection. Is it there any particular reason to do it so? Isn't not secure to handle it like the votes collection?
Is there anyway to use this method for a like button? I would need to make the like/unlike unique to the post ID
I'm using TypeScript, and at 9:01 , there is an error
Argument of type 'CollectionReference' is not assignable to parameter of type 'Query'.
Type 'CollectionReference' is missing the following properties from type 'Query': converter, typets(2345)
I don't know how to fix it. Anyone knows?
Thanks for the video, how to pre render the votes list using SSR after each vote?
Wonderful video .If you deploy this app on vercel. Will it work fine ?
AS this video has 2 years, I cant make work. He uses import firebase from "../firebase/clientApp"; but when I want to use it firebase is undefined. Someone can help to solve this issue? Thanks.
I cannot make firebasui work for some silly css and node modules error
use import StyledFirebaseAuth from 'react-firebaseui/StyledFirebaseAuth';
in your auth.js file instead of the import in the tutorial
@@hesamalavi9 Thanks mate! If it helps, the source code for the Auth file is here too: github.com/jarrodwatts/pineapple/blob/main/components/Auth.tsx
@@JarrodWatts Thank you mate for this great video
The same problem, thanks for resolve
@@hesamalavi9 thanks so much for the fix ✌
I get this error from the clientApp file "TypeError: Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'apps')". anyone has that too?
Yep, me too
Did you fix it?
Hey Jarrod I just came across an article about how this current method exposes our env to browser which isn't secure. Is there any secure method to do so?
Hey would you mind sending me the article for me to take a look at?
Upto Auth - so far so good. Except, if you have 'Block 3rd party Cookies' set in Chrome Settings you cannot login with either Github or Google in my case.
Good to hear Matthew! That's an interesting point, would you normally have 3rd party cookies disabled for blocking tracking/ads?
A question though, why do we need cloud function to create user? We can simply create it like we were doing for vote document right?
You could, but it's not recommended. The main reason is that you risk exposing your database configuration and credentials to end-users if you create it via the front-end. Additionally, cloud functions allow you to trigger other side-effects, sanitise/format user data, etc.
4:05 NEXT_PUBLIC_* vars are available in the browser - that's the whole purpose of prefixing them with NEXT_PUBLIC_.
Nice
Thanks Max! Appreciate it
Hiya, When I set up the .env.local file and put 'process.env.VARIABLE_NAME'. I just get an error saying, the API key is invalid. All the credentials for me are correct. Can you help?
Hey, sure I can try my best to help. Where are you seeing that error - when it's deployed, or just on your local environment?
@@JarrodWatts on local environment
Do you have NEXT_PUBLIC at the beginning of your environment variable name?
@@JarrodWatts yes. Brother run npm again and it worked fine
@@radhee9554 Cool - glad to hear you got it working
Is this tutorial still valid for next.js vs 13.1?
THX
No worries! Thanks for checking it out :)
@@JarrodWatts ❤
Nice tutorial but understand that you can’t deploy nextjs app into firebase hosting or is there a way? Alternative to publish the app?
Hey! I there is a solution to deploy on firebase! Here's a couple articles that helped me out a ton:
dev.to/rowaxl/what-i-struggled-with-next-js-using-firebase-hosting-and-enable-ssr-4e67
medium.com/nerd-for-tech/lets-deploy-a-next-js-app-with-firebase-hosting-e070b3aecd04
Hi Jarrod! I need your help big time mate. I recently tried to deploy my app to vercel, but I got an error. This error is because when I perform the deploy, vercel goes and looks at my /functions/ directory, tries to build, and cannot find a module in /functions/src/index.ts, because of course it's not present in /package.json
Anyhow, appart from the obvious solution of git ignoring the functions directory, so that vercel wouldn't even look at it, I would like to know if there's a proper solution to this, and I think you might know one since I saw in your project's repo that you are, in fact, pushing the functions/ directory to github, and therefore deploying with vercel with it.
Thanks so much in advance!
Made it work with .vercelignore
firebase ui not working with React v18 :/
Can confirm. Won't even npm install.
Shortest tutorial ever wow
Would you prefer them to be longer? Or do you like this pace?
@@JarrodWatts It's awesome! You cover a ton of ground really quickly. Makes it a lot of fun to watch the first time round, and then I can rewatch and pause as I go from step to step. About to try that now with this project :)
Thanks! That's exactly what I'm hoping for :)
Consider moving a bit slower next time however great video but I didn't enjoyed it to be honest
Pineapple doesn't belong on Pizza dislike
God, Hooks are so horrible
using firebase.firestore().collection("votes") seems a bit cumbersome, what's the done thing...export this collection name from the clientApp.tsx file?
V9 version of firebase.apps.length :
import { getApps, initializeApp } from "firebase/app";
if (getApps().length < 1) {
initializeApp(firebaseConfig);
// Initialize other firebase products here
}
^ so you dont have to stack overflow lol
life saver mate!
Legend!
worked for me! Niiice