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docs › firestore › security › rules-structure
Cloud Firestore Security Rules allow you to control access to documents and collections in your database. The flexible rules syntax allows you to create rules that match anything, from all writes to the entire database to operations on a...
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docs › firestore › manage-data › export-import
You can use the Cloud Firestore managed export and import service to recover from accidental deletion of data and to export data for offline processing. You can export all documents or just specific collections. Likewise, you can import all data from an export or only specific collections. Data...
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docs › firestore › security › rules-conditions
This guide builds on the structuring security rules guide to show how to add conditions to your Cloud Firestore Security Rules. If you are not familiar with the basics of Cloud Firestore Security Rules, see the getting started guide. The primary building block of Cloud Firestore Security Rules is...
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docs › test-lab › android › instrumentation-test
This guide describes how to prepare and run an instrumentation test using Firebase Test Lab. To use this guide, you'll need an instrumentation test (written by you or your team) that uses the Espresso or UI Automator Android test frameworks. Instrumentation tests can run up to 45 minutes on...
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docs › firestore › security › test-rules-emulator
As you're building your app, you might want to lock down access to your Cloud Firestore database. However, before you launch, you'll need more nuanced Cloud Firestore Security Rules. With the Cloud Firestore emulator, in addition to prototyping and testing your app's general features and behavior...
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docs › app-distribution › android › distribute-gradle
You can integrate App Distribution into your Android build process using the App Distribution Gradle plugin. The plugin lets you specify your testers and release notes in your app's Gradle file, letting you configure distributions for different build types and variants of your app. This guide...
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support › troubleshooter › ab_testing › help
You must sign in to access this page. Except as otherwise noted, the content of this page is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 License, and code samples are licensed under the Apache 2.0 License. For details, see the...
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docs › app-distribution › ios › distribute-cli
Distribute iOS apps to testers using the Firebase CLI You can distribute builds to testers using the Firebase CLI. The CLI tool lets you specify testers and release notes for a build, and distributes the build accordingly. To distribute your app to testers, upload the IPA file using the Firebase...
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docs › perf-mon › flutter › get-started
This quickstart describes how to set up Firebase Performance Monitoring to help you to gain insight into the performance characteristics of your Flutter apps. Before you begin If you haven't already, configure and initialize Firebase in your Flutter project. Step 1: Add Performance Monitoring to...
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docs › firestore › query-data › multiple-range-fields
Query with range and inequality filters on multiple fields overview Cloud Firestore supports using range and inequality filters on multiple fields in a single query. You can have range and inequality conditions on multiple fields and simplify your application development by delegating...
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