parse-server-auth-firebase v1.0.2

Parse Server Auth Firebase

Note

This is a fork of Parse Server Firebase Package rewritten to adhere to custom authentication api exposed by Parse Server 4 and above.

Getting started

Install the module by npm

$ npm i -S parse-server-auth-firebase

or using yarn

$ yarn add parse-server-auth-firebase

Firebase Auth Adapter

Based on: https://github.com/parse-server-modules/parse-server-firebase-auth-adapter

FIREBASE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_KEY="$(< firebaseAccountKey.json)"

FIREBASE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_KEY can be specified as the string content of the credentials JSON file or can be specified as a path to the JSON file by using:

FIREBASE_SERVICE_ACCOUNT="/relative/to/project/serviceAccountKeyFilename.json"

Add adapter to your Parse Server Config

import { ParseServer } from 'parse-server'
...
const parserServer = new ParseServer({
  appId: "APP_ID",
  appName: "APP NAME",
  ...
  auth: {
    firebase: {
     module: "parse-server-auth-firebase"
   }
  }
})

Authenticate

curl -X POST \
  {{host}}/parse/users \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -H 'x-parse-application-id: {{ParseAppId}}' \
  -d '{
    "authData": {
    	"firebase": {
    		"access_token": "{{firebase_access_token}}",
    		"id": "{{firebase_user_uid}}"
    	}
    }
}'

Why so?

Based on previous adapters provided by the parse community this repository provides firebase auth adapter rewritten in TypesScript and newer features in JavaScript for Parse Server. It also uses the latest npm packages as of Oct 2023.

This package solves few issues. When setup firebase admin NodeJS SDK a credentials file is required. The previous adapters requires the credentials file to be specified by path. In some scenarios this is not applicable because track the credentials file into the version control system is not good. This package will combine and contains everything needed for all of the service integration supported with Parse Server. In addition provided by this package storage adapter adds support for streaming of files.