Integrate Firebase

At version 0.6.1, the user can integrate Firebase authentication to WordPress. That means you can:

• Log in, log out and show custom data only to logged in users.
• Get Real Time and Firestore database in Dashboard
• Show realtime database on frontend after users log in

The example in this guide only shows you how to put in a PHP file. If you want to put the shortcode inside a widget or editor. You can simply do this:

[firebase_login][/firebase_login]

After adding Firebase credentials from Settings > Firebase. You can add login form through shortcodes:

echo do_shortcode(“[firebase_login]”);

If you want to create your own form. Please start with *

<

form id=’login-form’>*. For submit button, you have to add ‘firebase-form-submit’ as an ID.

You can add a shortcode to show user’s info

echo do_shortcode(“[firebase_greetings]”);

You can show error message when a user cannot login by using a shortcode

echo do_shortcode(“[firebase_login_error class=”your-class-name”][/firebase_login_error]”);

You can put your data as an HTML code inside a shortcode

echo do_shortcode(“[firebase_show_not_login class=”your-class-name”]YOUR HTML CODE[/firebase_show_not_login]”);

You can put your data as an HTML code inside a shortcode

echo do_shortcode(“[firebase_show class=”your-class-name”]YOUR HTML CODE[/firebase_show]”);

You can put your data as an HTML code inside a shortcode. Realtime data will be shown as a table with an id #if-realtime.

echo do_shortcode(“[realtime class=”your-class-name” collection_name=”string” document_name=”string”]”);

This is a shortcode for log out button.

echo do_shortcode(“[firebase_logout]”);