@@ -18,23 +18,18 @@ Follow these steps to get up and running with Firebase Data Connect. For more de
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1919### 2. Cloning the repository
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21- 1 . Clone this repository to your local machine:
22- ``` sh
23- git clone https://github.com/firebase/quickstart-flutter.git
24- ```
25- 2 . Configure flutterfire
21+ 1 . Configure flutterfire
2622This will automatically download and set up firebase for your project:
2723``` sh
2824flutterfire configure -y -a com.example.dataconnect
2925```
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31-
32- ### 3. Open in Visual Studio Code (VS Code)
27+ ### 3. Start Emulators
3328
34291 . Click on the Firebase Data Connect icon on the VS Code sidebar to load the Extension.
3530 a. Sign in with your Google Account if you haven't already.
36312 . Click on "Connect a Firebase project" and choose the project where you have set up Data Connect.
37- 3 . Click on "Start Emulators" - this should generate the Kotlin SDK for you and start the emulators.
32+ 3 . Click on "Start Emulators" - this should generate the Flutter SDK for you and start the emulators.
3833
3934### 4. Populate the database
4035In VS Code, open the ` quickstart-flutter/dataconnect/dataconnect/moviedata_insert.gql ` file and click the
@@ -45,4 +40,6 @@ open `quickstart-flutter/dataconnect/movie-connector/queries.gql` and run the `L
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4641### 5. Running the app
4742
48- Press the Run button in VS Code to run the sample app on your device.
43+ The app should already be running in the preview. If there's no preview, try one of the following:
44+ * Ctrl/Cmd + SHIFT + P, Reload Window
45+ * Ctrl/Cmd + SHIFT + P, Open Web Preview
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