doov | Domain Object Oriented Validation ) a fluent API
kandi X-RAY | doov Summary
kandi X-RAY | doov Summary
Annotate your model with @Path annotations on field, qualifying them with field ids (see wiki section Domain Model Annotation). Use the dOOv code generator to generate a DSL with elements userFirstName, userLastName and userBirthDate (see wiki section DSL Code Generation).
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- The field paths .
- Applies a mapping function to each item in the stream .
- Converts the given metadata to a TS object .
- Parse a property string and add it to a list of fragments .
- Writes the string representation of this class .
- End the given metadata .
- Entry point for Mojo .
- Generate Dsl fields .
- Random sample model .
- Creates a chart .
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QUESTION
I add Firebase Authentication to my app. I build the APK without problems. I run the app on the emulator and when I press the signOut button the app stops working. The debugger shows this:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-22 at 18:16According to:
https://github.com/firebase/FirebaseUI-Android/issues/798
It looks like you are missing a dependency. Please add the com.google.android.gms:play-services-auth
since it's required by Firebase's authentication system.
So, to be short, add this line in your build.gradle
:
QUESTION
I'm trying to include Firebase Authentication (specifically, Email/Password Authentication using FirebaseUI Auth) in a project. Since I'm a novice, I'm using the examples of a book ("Firebase Essentials Android Edition"). They work as expected, the problem appears when I'm forced to use:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-19 at 05:20You are using:
QUESTION
I'm new to Android development, so in order to implement Firebase Authentication I'm using a book ("Firebase Essentials Android Edition"). I follow the instructions to use Email/Password authentication and it works, however, when I update
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-19 at 05:01com.google.firebase:firebase-auth
is a transitive dependency of com.firebaseui:firebase-ui-auth
and does not need to be listed in your build.gradle
dependencies. Having it in your dependencies creates potential version conflicts. The FirebaseUI documentation describes the transitive dependency relationships and provides a table of compatible versions. firebase-auth:11.0.4
is not the correct version for firebase-ui-auth:2.0.1
.
Delete this line from your dependencies:
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