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-title: Firebase Auth Setup
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-
-# Initial Setup for Enabling Firebase Authentication
-
-## Enabling authentication in FlutterFlow
-
-:::tip[Skip if...]
-...you have already enabled authentication while creating a [**new project with Firebase setup.**](..%2F..%2F..%2FFirebase%2FConnect%20to%20Firebase%20Setup.md)
-:::
-
-To enable authentication in FlutterFlow:
-
-- Open your FlutterFlow project where you are planning to use Firebase
- Authentication.
-
-- Open **Setting and Integrations > App Settings > Authentication**.
-
-- Turn on the Enable Authentication toggle and select **Authentication Type** to
- **Firebase**.
-
-- To ensure that your users are directed to the appropriate pages based on their
- login status, you must set the **initial pages**.
-
-
-
-### Setting Initial Pages for Authentication
-
-You can specify your app's Entry Page and Logged In Page from this section.
-
-#### Entry Page
-
-This page will be displayed if the user is not logged in. This is
-typically used to display the onboarding flow or to provide the login/sign-up
-page.
-
-#### Logged In Page
-
-This page will be displayed if the user is already logged in to
-your app. Users are automatically navigated to the page you specify here on a
-successful sign-in attempt.
-
-## Creating the 'users' collection
-
-:::info[Prerequisities]
-Start by giving FlutterFlow permission to create user documents in Firestore.
-:::
-
-The 'users' collection stores the information for authenticated users.
-
-:::tip[Skip if...]
-...you have already enabled 'Create User Collection' while creating a new
-project with a Firebase setup.
-:::
-
-- Click on the Firestore tab from the Navigation Menu (left side of your
- screen).
-
-- Click on the **+ Create Collection** button. If you have any other collection
- already added, you can click on the Plus button.
-
-- Enter a collection_name (this can be anything, but we recommend 'users') and
- click on Create button.
-
-- If you enter 'users' a popup will open which asks you to populate this
- collection with default fields. You can click Yes, and we will add all the
- fields.
-
-Follow the quicklink to see the steps
-
-
-
-:::tip[Add Default Fields if skipped previously]
-
-- Click on the Settings icon in the Firestore tab.
-
-- Find the **Users Collection** switch and enable it.
-
-- Find the **Collection** dropdown below, click on the **Unset**, and select the
- name of
- the collection you just created.
-
-- Now switch to the **Collection** tab. Now you should see all the default
- fields.
-
-
-:::
-
-To store and collect additional information or modify the default fields list,
-see how to add fields.
-
-:::warning[ WARNING]
-You do not need to create a password field. This is handled internally by
-Firebase.
-:::
-
-## Setup for Google or Phone sign-in setup for Android Apps
-
-:::tip[OPTIONAL]
-If you aren't planning to use **Google** or **Phone Sign-In**, you can skip these steps.
-:::
-
-### Generate the SHA-1 key
-
-An SHA-1 key (aka the 'Secure Hash Algorithm') is required if you want to use
-Google Sign-in and Phone Sign-in. To learn more about the SHA-1 key, see
-this [link](https://developers.google.com/android/guides/client-auth).
-
-:::warning[Release Guidelines]
-While releasing the app, make sure
-to [**get the key from Play Console**](https://docs.flutterflow.io/data-and-backend/firebase/authentication/phone-sign-in#release-mode).
-:::
-
-1. Open a terminal window:
-
-- **Mac**: Use the Launchpad or press (⌘ + Spacebar) for Spotlight search,
- type 'Terminal', and open it.
-
-- **Windows**: Click the Windows icon, navigate to the 'Windows System' folder,
- and open 'Command Prompt' either by clicking or right-clicking it.
-
-2. Copy the following command (based on your operating system) and select Enter.
-
-
- Windows
-
- ```keytool -list -v -keystore C:\Users\leon\.android\debug.keystore -alias androiddebugkey```
-
- If you get the following error while trying the above command:
-
-```ERROR:'keytool' is not recognized as an internal or external command```
-
- You might not have JAVA installed on your machine. [Here](https://codewithandrea.com/articles/keytool-command-not-found-how-to-fix-windows-macos/) is the helpful link to install JAVA and remove the above issue.
-
-
-
-
-
- Mac/Linux
-
- ```keytool -list -v \ -alias androiddebugkey -keystore ~/.android/debug.keystore```
-
-
-
-3. After being prompted for the key password, type 'android' and press 'Enter'.
- Note: For security reasons, you won't see the password as you type it.
-4. Copy the SHA1 key.
-
-#### Add the SHA-1 key in the Firebase Console
-
-- Open the **Firebase console > Project Overview > Project Settings** and scroll
- down to Your App section.
-
-- Select your Android App from the left side menu.
-
-- Find the SHA certificate fingerprints section and click on the Add
- fingerprint.
-
-- Enter the copied SHA-1 into the input box and click on Save.
-
-### Regenerate config files
-
-After adding the SHA-1 key you must re-generate the config files in FlutterFlow.
-
-To regenerate the config files:
-
-- Return to FlutterFlow. From the Navigation Menu, select **Settings &
- Integrations > Project Setup > Firebase**.
-
-- Click on the Regenerate Config Files.
-
-
-