This is a sample app demonstrating how to perform CRUD operations on Firebase Cloud Firestore using Flutter. We have build a simple note management app for the demonstration.
NOTE: This sample app uses the latest Flutter 2.0 stable release, with null safety enabled. Make sure you are using Flutter 2 in order to prevent any build errors. Tested on Android, iOS & Web.
App in action 🚀 :
The Cloud Firestore database structure used in the sample app is as follows:
For this project you have to add two plugins:
- firebase_core: Required for initializing Firebase and using any other Firebase plugins.
- cloud_firestore: Required for interacting with the Firestore database.
The latest version of both these plugins support null safety.
If you want to try out the this sample app, first you have to create and configure a Firebase project:
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Clone the project:
https://github.com/sbis04/flutterfire-samples.git
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Create a new Firebase project from the console.
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Configure the Firebase for each platform.
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Enable Firestore from the Firebase dashboard.
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Run the app using command (make sure you are on the correct channel):
cd flutterfire-samples flutter run
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