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Firebase auth onUpdate cloud function for when a user updates their email
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I noticed that via cloud functions you are able to create onUpdate, onCreate, onDelete, etc. to handle the lifecycle of a document. I don't see anything in their docs about doing the same for UserRecords. I see that they allow you to call onCreate and onDelete, but no onUpdate.
Has anyone been able to utilize onUpdate or similar for a UserRecord?
https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/extend-with-functions
Cloud Functions currently doesn't offer an onUpdate for Firebase Auth. It's a commonly requested feature. Please file a feature request with Firebase support if you would like to see this.
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I am receiving the following error when attempting to register for Soundcloud API. Can you please advise me how to resolve this?
As they say, they're not allowing new registrations for api at this time, and this is for some time now (i remember trying to register but got the same message).
Maybe people were abusing the api so they need to think of more efficient way..
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as in title - I know there are api aggregators (e.g. here) and fakes/mocks, but I couldn't find any example/mock api that would require basic authentication (and provide credentials for this). Are you aware of any such service in the wild?
It's something which's already been here. Is it what you looking for?
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iam new on stackoverflow and this is my first question.
Sorry for my typo's or bad gramar, my english is not verry good.
Situation:
Iam doing research for a kind API.
We building an system for sending out messages and alerts to end users. Endusers can recieve the messages and alerts on mobilephones over an app (IOS, Android, Windows), over SMS or .........
For this an backend is in development by another team. This backend contains and user interface for add messages or alerts (notifications). This backend contains ALL the notifications. This backend need to push all actual notifications to an API system witch holds only the actual notifications.
This api need to send out an new alert as an push message to the app. Normal messages are not pushed to end devices.
End devices and 3th party users can be ask data (normal messages or alerts) on from the API (with an filter if they are configured) Example: Give me all the messages from the city Heerlen or all messages that contains the word "car".
When there are new messages or alerts inserted in the backend, the backend updates the api data. When the api recieves an new alert, he send out and new push notification for the new alert.
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This all is necessary because the API and the Backend need to be operate separated from eachother. So when the backend goes offline the api will still work. Otherwise when the api goes down the backend still works.
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The api is allways online but don't need to handle a lot of requests. At the moment there is an alert, the api needs to send out 2.000.000 notifications so scalablity is an must! After an alert a lot of requests need to be handled.
Now my questions:
- Is there an existing software solution(s) that can be configured or used for my problem?
- Can we better build an own solution for this problem, maybe based on an framework?
- Are there frameworks that can be used for create an api with this functionality?
THANKS A LOT for understand my bad english, problem and trying to help me ;-)
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Maybe this image make my situation a bit better understandable
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I think i found some solutions by my self but iam not sure if they can provide my requirements and iam not sure i can use it for my problem.
Amazon API Gateway
tyk.io
WSO2
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I couldn't find an solution so i talked with my teacher at school and he told me that it doesn't matter how i solve this. The only thing i need to do is unlink the api from the back end so the back end stays online when the API is timed-out or goes offline. Otherwise the API needs to stay online when the back end is in maintenance. I have updated my question with this information!
I did a lot of research and i couldn't find an software solution that solves my problem. BUT i have found an other solution that solves my problem.
I create an second backend with an own database. The main backend manages the data in the second backend, the "API_backend". This mini backend only provides data for the API. The API gateway (yes i found that this is the name of the API thing) gets his data from this "API_backend" and provides it on all the end devices.
I have make an diagram of it. visit it
The Alert push problem i solved by sending an push message to the app over google cloud message. In case of an alert the app regonizes that it is an alert in stead of an normal message and then it wil ask the new alert information to the API.
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Is there a magic trick to put iPhone on airplane mode ?
I saw this : http://blogs.oreilly.com/iphone/2009/01/bring-airplane-mode-control-ba.html
but it seems to be patched because I didn't managed to success with iOS 9.
You cannot do this with the Public APIs provided by apple.
This may be done using the unreleased Private APIs. But if you use these, you cannot publish your app on the store.
Every single App Store app is sandboxed with entitlements.
What you are trying to achieve is simply not possible if you want to distribute your app in the App Store. Your App simply cannot get enough privileges to achieve anything remotely similar. You cannot set global settings that changes the behaviour of the system. Apple will never allow that.
At the best you can monitor the status of the network connectivity via reachability but this is pretty much it. Using private API = straight app rejection.
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I'm not sure if this is the right forum since I do not have a specific development question - but here goes :)
I'm looking into creating a Shopify app to use on my Shopify shop's frontend.
I've been looking through the Shopify documentation and the API seems great - and it looks like a breeze to get up and running with an app (a private app at least).
But how do I use the app after I've created it?
Let's say I create a new ASP.NET MVC site with a single controller (Home -> Index) that returns a view that simply says "Hello World". (in the future the controller would of course call the API and the View would do amazing stuff with the data etc.)
Now I would like to use this amazing site as an app on my Shopify shop's frontend.
How in the world do I do this? :)
I can find a lot of tutorials about how to call the API and how to setup a private app in the Shopify admin - but how do I actually use this app on my frontend?
I'm not looking for an explanation about public apps and OAuth etc. (although a tutorial for this would be great too) - but for starters just a tutorial on creating and using a private app.
Any great tutorials / Udemy courses / Pluralsight videos etc. out there I've missed?
Thanks guys.
The first thing I would recommend is looking at the Shopify API libraries available. For example the Shopify API Gem in Ruby.
to get your app connected you need to do the following:
1) Get a developer's account on Shopify (partner account) and create an app.
2) Grab your API and secret key
3) follow the instruction on the API libraries like in the link provided (steps 1-7) and you should be able to get your app started.
(Essentially, grab the permanent token from Shopify and you will be able to make API calls and get all the data from the store you want).
Check the shopify application proxy.
According to the doc, "an application proxy allows your application to add functionality to the frontend of a shop".
If you are doing it for a client or for your store, I'd suggest you to try with private apps.
I have built a marketplace model for a store which utilizes /pages/ template to do the following:
Registration functionality for individual vendors. (Data stored in external database)
Login function for the users from above step.
A dashboard presentation of the collection the vendor, including all uploaded/approved products/individual product sales/revenue earned etc.
Point 3 requires admin requests to the shop and retrieve/post required data, and then present it on the front end. This can be only achieved using an app. In my case a simple private app (literally you require only the API KEY and APP PASSWORD) built on JavaScript functions did the trick.