Add Firebase emulator via Docker #1840
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Had to rebase this and modify it a bit now that the auth service is in, and we're separating the development services from our core services in docker-compose.yml. |
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Awesome. I was able to confirm that not only does this dockerized version run as expected, data can be inserted into it no problem.
Note: I used my microservice's backend for this and specified the project id telescope in order to make this work. Hoping to have a draft of what I've been up to by tomorrow.
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Awesome, thanks for testing @chrispinkney, really appreciate it, since I have no idea how to test this other than to know it "works." |
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In #1642, @chrispinkney is adding a service based on Firebase. This is great for staging and production, but for local development and CI, we need a way to run an offline/mock Firebase.
Luckily, Google provides this via their Emulator Suite. There's a node version via firebase-tools.
Chris was showing me today how it works on his machine, and it seemed like a perfect candidate for a Docker container, so we can run it like I do with the login container in #1796.
I found this project, which containerized the whole thing. Based on what Chris learned and taught me, and what I could glean from the docs, I was able to get it working without needing to login at all.
To run this, you use
npm run services:start firebaseand then you have two URLs you can access:I'll have to get @chrispinkney to test this with his current work on the User service, since I don't have any code that uses this. But it all appears to work for me.