feat: add fdc readme #811
feat: add fdc readme #811
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| This repository contains the quickstart to get started with the functionalities of Data Connect. | ||
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| 1. Clone this repository to your local machine. | ||
| 2. Enable the DataConnect CLI with the command `firebase experiments:enable dataconnect`. |
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this step is no longer needed, I will update mine as well.
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That's right. We remove the need to enable experiments
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| 1. Clone this repository to your local machine. | ||
| 2. Enable the DataConnect CLI with the command `firebase experiments:enable dataconnect`. | ||
| 3. cd to the `dataconnect` folder, and initialize your Firebase project with `firebase init` and select both DataConnect options. Overwrite only dataconnect.yaml when prompted, do not overwrite any other dataconnect files. |
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I wonder since you are going to recommend dev to use vscode, maybe just let them open the folder with vscode and then click on the firebase init button which will be less steps for developers
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but if web developers are used to running CLI separately then i guess it can also stay this way.
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We can run firebase init dataconnect directly to simplify.
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| 2. cd to the `dataconnect` folder, and initialize your Firebase project with `firebase init dataconnect`. Overwrite only dataconnect.yaml when prompted, do not overwrite any other dataconnect files. | ||
| (Optional): If you intend on using other Firebase features, run `firebase init` instead, and select both DataConnect options as well as any feature you intend to use. | ||
| 3. Replace variables in `.env` with your project-specific values. | ||
| 4. Allow domains for Firebase Auth in your [project console](https://console.firebase.google.com/project/_/authentication/settings) (e.g. http://127.0.0.1). |
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Is this still required for localhost?
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I think auth has localhost by default, but not 127.0.0.1
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