Package-level declarations
Types
Builder for AndroidAppArgs.
Builder for AndroidApp.
An app's App Attest configuration object. Note that the Team ID registered with your app is used as part of the validation process. Make sure your gcp.firebase.AppleApp
has a team_id present. To get more information about AppAttestConfig, see:
An app's App Attest configuration object. Note that the Team ID registered with your app is used as part of the validation process. Make sure your gcp.firebase.AppleApp
has a team_id present. To get more information about AppAttestConfig, see:
Builder for AppCheckAppAttestConfigArgs.
Builder for AppCheckAppAttestConfig.
A debug token is a secret used during the development or integration testing of an app. It essentially allows the development or integration testing to bypass app attestation while still allowing App Check to enforce protection on supported production Firebase services. To get more information about DebugToken, see:
A debug token is a secret used during the development or integration testing of an app. It essentially allows the development or integration testing to bypass app attestation while still allowing App Check to enforce protection on supported production Firebase services. To get more information about DebugToken, see:
Builder for AppCheckDebugTokenArgs.
Builder for AppCheckDebugToken.
An app's DeviceCheck configuration object. Note that the Team ID registered with your app is used as part of the validation process. Make sure your gcp.firebase.AppleApp
has a team_id present. To get more information about DeviceCheckConfig, see:
An app's DeviceCheck configuration object. Note that the Team ID registered with your app is used as part of the validation process. Make sure your gcp.firebase.AppleApp
has a team_id present. To get more information about DeviceCheckConfig, see:
Builder for AppCheckDeviceCheckConfigArgs.
Builder for AppCheckDeviceCheckConfig.
An app's Play Integrity configuration object. Note that your registered SHA-256 certificate fingerprints are used to validate tokens issued by the Play Integrity API. Make sure your gcp.firebase.AndroidApp
has at least one sha256_hashes
present. To get more information about PlayIntegrityConfig, see:
An app's Play Integrity configuration object. Note that your registered SHA-256 certificate fingerprints are used to validate tokens issued by the Play Integrity API. Make sure your gcp.firebase.AndroidApp
has at least one sha256_hashes
present. To get more information about PlayIntegrityConfig, see:
Builder for AppCheckPlayIntegrityConfigArgs.
Builder for AppCheckPlayIntegrityConfig.
An app's reCAPTCHA Enterprise configuration object. To get more information about RecaptchaEnterpriseConfig, see:
An app's reCAPTCHA Enterprise configuration object. To get more information about RecaptchaEnterpriseConfig, see:
An app's reCAPTCHA V3 configuration object. To get more information about RecaptchaV3Config, see:
An app's reCAPTCHA V3 configuration object. To get more information about RecaptchaV3Config, see:
Builder for AppCheckRecaptchaV3ConfigArgs.
Builder for AppCheckRecaptchaV3Config.
The enforcement configuration for a service supported by App Check. To get more information about ServiceConfig, see:
The enforcement configuration for a service supported by App Check. To get more information about ServiceConfig, see:
Builder for AppCheckServiceConfigArgs.
Builder for AppCheckServiceConfig.
Builder for AppleAppArgs.
Builder for AppleApp.
Builder for DatabaseInstanceArgs.
Builder for DatabaseInstance.
Builder for ExtensionsInstanceArgs.
Builder for ExtensionsInstance.
Builder for HostingChannelArgs.
Builder for HostingChannel.
Builder for HostingCustomDomainArgs.
Builder for HostingCustomDomain.
Builder for HostingReleaseArgs.
Builder for HostingRelease.
Builder for HostingSiteArgs.
Builder for HostingSite.
Builder for HostingVersionArgs.
Builder for HostingVersion.
A Google Cloud Firebase instance. This enables Firebase resources on a given google project. Since a FirebaseProject is actually also a GCP Project, a FirebaseProject uses underlying GCP identifiers (most importantly, the projectId) as its own for easy interop with GCP APIs. Once Firebase has been added to a Google Project it cannot be removed. To get more information about Project, see:
A Google Cloud Firebase instance. This enables Firebase resources on a given google project. Since a FirebaseProject is actually also a GCP Project, a FirebaseProject uses underlying GCP identifiers (most importantly, the projectId) as its own for easy interop with GCP APIs. Once Firebase has been added to a Google Project it cannot be removed. To get more information about Project, see:
Builder for ProjectArgs.
Builder for Project.
Builder for StorageBucketArgs.
Builder for StorageBucket.
A Google Cloud Firebase web application instance To get more information about WebApp, see:
Builder for WebAppArgs.
Builder for WebApp.