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NodeMCU With Firebase

NodeMCU can be connected to Firebase to allow data storage and retrieval. This involves downloading two libraries, creating a Firebase project to get authentication details, modifying a code file with authentication fingerprints, and pasting Firebase configuration details into an example Arduino sketch to upload data to the Firebase database in real-time.

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NodeMCU With Firebase

NodeMCU can be connected to Firebase to allow data storage and retrieval. This involves downloading two libraries, creating a Firebase project to get authentication details, modifying a code file with authentication fingerprints, and pasting Firebase configuration details into an example Arduino sketch to upload data to the Firebase database in real-time.

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NodeMCU with Firebase

1. Library
➢ Download: https://github.com/mobizt/Firebase-ESP8266
➢ Download: https://github.com/bblanchon/ArduinoJson
➢ After download has done → Open Arduino IDE → Sketch → Include
Library → Add .ZIP Library → Add two libraries above
2. Firebase
1. Go to: https://firebase.google.com/
2. Make sure you have a Gmail Account

3. Select Go to console at top right of web page

4. Create Project → Put your project name (e.g. MyProject) → Continue → Set up Google
Analytics for my project → Continue → Check all condition → Create project

5. Go back to Project Overview → Develop → Database → Create Database (Realtime


Database) → Select Start test mode → Enable → Copy your host link → Go to:
https://www.grc.com/fingerprints.htm → Paste your host link → Frigerprint site →
Wait for your Authentic Fringerprint → Copy it → Go to desktop (Crlt+Window Key) →
Documents → Arduino → libraries → firebase-arduino-master → src → Open
FirebaseHttpClient with notepad → Scroll down → Paste your Authentic Fringerprint on
last line → Save it and Close.

6. Go back to Firebase website → Go to setting → Project settings → Service accounts →


Database secretes → Copy Secrete Auth code

7. Go to Arduino IDE → Examples → FirebaseArduino → FirebaseDemo_ESP8266 → Paste


Host Link → Paste Secret Auth → Put Wifi SSID and Password → Upload Code to Board.
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Host Link
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Copy Secret Auth Code


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After upload had done, please go to Firebase database. You will see the
some random data upload and delete on database.

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