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Once you have set your project up online, you will need to add Firebase hosting to your project. To do this, you will need to first install Firebase CLI on your local machine:
The next step is to get authenticated, for that enter this command:
Now everything should be set up your CLI is connected to your firebase account. Now, Navigate to the root of your project and run:
Once this is done, Firebase should be successfully set up for your project locally. To confirm that, check that firebase.json
and .firebaserc
have been added to your project.
All set, One command more and your application is going to see the light.
Your site will show a red HTTPS warning for a little bit, while Firebase provisions a free SSL certificate for you automatically. You don’t need to do anything as this process is automatic.
Whenever you need to deploy updates, make changes to the code in the public folder, and run firebase deploy
again from your terminal. You should see changes deployed in under a minute.
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