Firehouse

Firehouse is a command-line interface (CLI) tool written in Go for managing and interacting with your Firebase project as an administrator. It provides a powerful and convenient way to perform various administrative tasks directly from your terminal.

Installation

brew tap izqalan/izqlan
brew install firehouse

to update:

brew update
brew upgrade firehouse

Usage

Load service account

Firehouse uses the firehouse service -s command to load a service account. Here's the syntax:

firehouse service -s path/to/service-account.json

Replace path/to/service-account.json with the actual file path of your service account JSON key file. This file contains the credentials that Firehouse uses to authenticate with Firebase on your behalf.

Verifying Loaded Service Account

Once you've loaded a service account, use the firehouse service get command to verify:

firehouse service get

This command should display the path to the currently loaded service account JSON file. If no service account is loaded, the output will be "Not Loaded".

Remember:

• Firehouse stores the loaded service account information in memory until you either load a different service account or exit the Firehouse CLI.
• Reloading the same service account won't affect the current session.

Authentication

Create

To create a new user account, use the firehouse auth create command. Here's the syntax:

firehouse auth create --email some@example.com --password somepassword

Optionally, you can also provide the following additional parameters:

• --email, -e - The user's email address.
• --password, -p - The user's password.
• --display-name, -d - The user's display name.
• --photo-url, -o - The user's photo URL.
• --phone-number, -n - The user's phone number.
• --disabled, -s - A boolean value indicating whether the user account is disabled.
• --email-verified, -v - A boolean value indicating whether the user's email is verified.

Update

To update an existing user account, use the firehouse auth update command. Here's the syntax:

firehouse auth update --uid yuBmdx6fnddb64 --email new.mail@examlpe.com

Optionally, you can also provide the following additional parameters:

• --email, -e - The user's email address.
• --password, -p - The user's password.
• --display-name, -d - The user's display name.
• --photo-url, -o - The user's photo URL.
• --phone-number, -n - The user's phone number.
• --disabled, -s - A boolean value indicating whether the user account is disabled.
• --email-verified, -v - A boolean value indicating whether the user's email is verified.

Delete

To delete an existing user account, use the firehouse auth delete command. Here's the syntax:

firehouse auth delete --uid yuBmdx6fnddb64

Replace yuBmdx6fnddb64 with the actual user ID of the user account you want to delete.