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Summary
This pull request adds a frontend query to check if user is authorized (i.e., user is in the
usersFirestore collection) whenever anyone tries to login.Test Plan
screen recording later
To test this out, try logging in with a non-authorized account (e.g., your personal Google account). It should load and attempt to login, then immediately kick you out.
With an authorized user, the flow should be normal.
Next Steps
To be safe, we should probably make this a backend function that just returns a boolean value. This way, the client doesn't have access to the whole
userscollection.