flutter_firebase_riverpod_boilerplate

A Flutter boilerplate app incorporating riverpod state management and firebase functionality

Getting Started

1. Add your google_services.json file in the android/app directory
2. Delete the .gitignore file in the android/app directory
3. Go to the android/app/build.gradle file and change the applicationId field to your unique Android Application Id
4. Re-create the flutter app within the root directory

flutter create .

5. Go to the Firebase Console and enable Google Authentication, and Cloud Firestore
6. Go to the Firebase Console and add a new Android App
   • When creating the app in console, it will ask you for an optional SHA-1 certificate.
   • This app uses Google Sign In, so it requires an SHA-1 certifiate
   • Generate an SHA-1 certificate for Google Sign In with

   cd android
   gradlew signingReport

   • Scroll to the bottom of the output and copy paste the SHA-1 certificate under the debugAndroidTest variant
7. Get all dependencies for the app with

flutter pub get

8. Run the flutter app with flutter run

flutter run

Implemented Features

Authentication

• Google Sign In
• Email and Password

Cloud Firestore

• Adding users to users collection
• Getting and displaying logged in user data from users collection
• Getting and displaying list of users

Riverpod

• State management with Riverpod library
• Able to access state from anywhere in Flutter application

Future Features

Authentication

• Other authentication methods such as Twitter, Github, etc.

Cloud Storage

• Upload multimedia files

This project is a starting point for a Flutter application with Riverpod and Firebase.

A few resources to get you started if this is your first Flutter project:

• Lab: Write your first Flutter app
• Cookbook: Useful Flutter samples
• FlutterFire Documentation
• Riverpod Documentation

For help getting started with Flutter, view its online documentation, which offers tutorials, samples, guidance on mobile development, and a full API reference.