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id: firebase_setup
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title: Firebase setup
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sidebar_label: Firebase setup
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---
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In order to run **FireCMS**, you need to create a Firebase project first, with
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some requirements:
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### Firestore
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You need to enable **Firestore** in it. You can initialise the security rules
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in test mode to allow reads and writes, but you are encouraged to write rules
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that are suited for your domain.
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### Web app
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In the project settings, you need to create a **Web app** within your
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project, from which you can get your Firebase config as a Javascript object.
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That is the object that you need to pass to the CMS.
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:::tip
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Note that you can also link your new webapp to **Firebase Hosting** which will
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allow you to deploy it with very little effort. You can also create the
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Firebase Hosting site at a later stage and link it to your webapp.
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:::
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### Authentication
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You will most likely want to enable authentication in order to pass the login
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screen
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### Storage
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In case you want to use the different storage fields provided by the CMS, you
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need to enable **Firebase Storage**. The default bucket will be used to
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save your stored files.
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