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feat: AppCheck support #177
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Great feature request! This plugin is still missing.
If you want, you can do the implementation. I would then create the boilerplate code for the new package and prepare everything. |
I would love to see that! Is there any other known way to get app check running witch cap4? |
I am currently not aware of any. The plugin is still planned but I currently have little free time. |
Hello guys, sorry for the delay but I have put together an implementation for this and opened a PR (#237), let me know what you think (and please test it)! @robingenz |
A first dev version is now available for testing:
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe:
Loving this library thus far. It would be incredibly useful to have a--check support in this library (there's only one capacitor alternative currently and that isn't being maintained and isn't compatible with Cap 4: https://github.com/mattmilan-dev/capacitor-firebase-appcheck
Describe the solution you'd like:
Similarly to the linked library, I would like to be able to access native firebase appcheck along with the tokens it issues from within my Capacitor application. I currently use AngularFire and when initialising appcheck on the web layer I access the native token as a CustomProvider during module bootstrapping:
Thanks! Goes without saying that I'm happy to help implement or provide further info
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