You know what they say. In a world full of serverless, deploy... serverless. So, of course, I will do my part. Working on a small project that requ...
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Excellent work Bogdan!
Just wanted to let you know that you can test your Firebase functions inside of Google's Cloud Platform without any pain or heartache. Just go to this page. You will see each of your functions listed, you can then click on the three dots to the right and select "Test Functions".
I just attempted a similar write up last week, not quite as detailed as what you have here, but similar. Of course, I have only been programming for about a month, so some of my syntax and language is pretty brutal. If you want to read it, check it out here.
Thanks again!
Lovely! That is actually useful, even if I usually test a lot on localhost before deploy. And even after deploy, I still use Postman, but I can find myself in situations when I don't reach Postman to do it. I will definitely take a look at that.
Great article on integrating Google Cloud Functions with React. Big up! In my first month of programming I didn't even dream of serverless deploys.
I think also on April 1 the API for runtime is changing too, from Google:
Creating new functions using the Cloud Functions API
When you create a new function using the Cloud Functions API, you must specify the runtime for your function in the CloudFunction resource passed to the create method; for example:
{
"name": "myFunction",
…
"runtime": "nodejs6",
…
}
You can specify any of the following valid runtimes: "go111", "nodejs6", "nodejs8" or "python37".
Excellent article! Precise, clear, and complete. I'm just learning the ins and outs of Firebase to build out an MVP, and this is a big help.
Write more:)
That's great Burton!
Thanks for your kind words! Happy that it reached you
Detailed and very helpful piece. Cheers!
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