Beginning FlutterFire

Aug 30 2022 · Dart 2.16, Flutter 3.0, Visual Studio Code 1.69

Part 1: Create a FlutterFire App

03. Create a FlutterFire Project & Initialize Firebase

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Now that your Firebase project is ready, download the starter project by clicking the Download Materials button of this tutorial. Open the project in the latest version of Visual Studio Code. Make sure you run the latest version of the Flutter and Dart plugins. At this time this is just an empty project, with the name already set up and an empty Container instead of the default app that Flutter creates when you build a new project.

npm install -g firebase-tools 
dart pub global activate flutterfire_cli 
flutter pub add firebase_core 
firebase login 
flutterfire configure