November 2017
Beginner to intermediate
288 pages
7h 33m
English
After doing so, let's ensure that we have NodeJS present in our system; head directly to your system and write the following command:
~> node --version
Typically, if everything went okay, you will be prompted with the NodeJS version present on your development machine.
Next, create the working directly, transit to it, and write the following command, initializing your project to be a NodeJS application:
~> npm init
Follow the steps, writing the metadata that you want your project to have, or simply click on return/enter; the package.json file is finally created.
Next, let's simply download the SDK and incorporate it into our project; in your terminal, write the following command:
~> npm i firebase-admin --save
This command ...
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