A simple Java client library for Firebase Hosting REST API (https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/hosting/rest).
IMPORTANT: This library is compatible only with V1BETA1 services!!
| Build | Code coverage | Code quality |
|---|---|---|
 |
- Java 8
- Maven
| resource name | Resource name |
|---|---|
| v1beta1.sites.releases.list | Lists all releases |
| v1beta1.sites.versions.files.list | Lists all files relating to the given version |
| v1beta1.sites.versions.create | Creates a new deployment version |
| v1beta1.sites.versions.populateFiles | Sets the files should be downloaded with the upload function |
| v1beta1.sites.versions.uploadRequiredHashes | Uploads the required files populated by populateFiles |
| v1beta1.sites.versions.patch | Finalizes a given deploymentversion |
| v1beta1.sites.releases.create | Creates a new release |
| v1beta1.sites.versions.delete | Deletes a deployment version |
<dependency>
<groupId>io.github.szrnka-peter</groupId>
<artifactId>firebase-hosting-api-java</artifactId>
<version>0.8</version>
</dependency>You have to create your own Serializer by implementing the io.github.szrnkapeter.firebase.hosting.serializer.Serializer interface. For further details, please check https://github.com/peter-szrnka/firebase-hosting-api-java/wiki/Serializers
| Name | Type | Mandatory? | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| siteId | String | Yes | Unique identifier of the Firebase Hosting website |
| serializer | io.github.szrnkapeter.firebase.hosting.serializer.Serializer | Yes | JSON serializer class |
| service account file stream | InputStream | Yes | Firebase service account JSON file |
| default connection timeout | int (default 30000) | No | Connection timeout |
| default read timeout | int (default 30000) | No | Read timeout |
| httpResponseCallback | io.github.szrnkapeter.firebase.hosting.callback.HttpResponseCallback | No | Callback function that returns with the value of the HTTP response for the give service |
| serviceResponseCallback | io.github.szrnkapeter.firebase.hosting.callback.ServiceResponseCallback | No | Callback function that returns with the value of the given service |
IMPORTANT: If you do not set the:
- httpResponseCallback
- serviceResponseCallback
parameters then you will not see any response codes or messages!
Detailed guide can be found here
IMPORTANT: Library does not catch all exceptions. The purpose of this approach is to give the control to your application instead of hiding and wrapping it.
You can find samples under "examples" folder!
A new deployment can be started by calling client.createDeploy(). The cleanDeploy is an important parameter that determines the new deployment should remove the existing files or not.
FirebaseHostingApiConfig config = FirebaseHostingApiConfigBuilder.builder()
.withServiceAccountFileStream(new FileInputStream("service-account-iam.json"))
.withDefaultConnectionTimeout(90000).withDefaultReadTimeout(90000)
.withSerializer(new GsonSerializer())
.withHttpResponseCallback(new HttpResponseCallback() {
@Override
public void getResponseInfo(String function, int code, String responseMessage) {
System.out.println(function + " / " + code + " / " + responseMessage);
}
})
.withServiceResponseCallback(new ServiceResponseCallback() {
@Override
public void getResponse(String function, Object response) {
System.out.println(function + " / " + response);
}
})
.withSiteId("my-site-name") //
.build();
FirebaseHostingApiClient client = new FirebaseHostingApiClient(config);
// COMPLETE, WORKING DEPLOYMENT
DeployRequest request = new DeployRequest();
request.setCleanDeploy(false);
DeployItem di1 = new DeployItem();
di1.setName("test0.txt");
di1.setContent(Files.readAllBytes(new File("test0.txt").toPath()));
Set<DeployItem> fileList = new HashSet<>();
fileList.add(di1);
request.setFiles(fileList);
client.createDeploy(request);FirebaseHostingApiConfig config = FirebaseHostingApiConfigBuilder.builder()
.withServiceAccountFileStream(new FileInputStream("service-account-iam.json"))
.withSerializer(new GsonSerializer())
.withSiteId("my-site-name")
.build();
FirebaseHostingApiClient client = new FirebaseHostingApiClient(config);
// Call getReleases
GetReleasesResponse response = client.getReleases();
System.out.println("Response = " + response);
System.out.println("\r\n");
GetVersionFilesResponse files = client.getVersionFiles(response.getReleases().get(0).getVersion().getName());
System.out.println("Files response = " + files);FirebaseHostingApiConfig config = FirebaseHostingApiConfigBuilder.builder()
.withServiceAccountFileStream(new FileInputStream("service-account-iam.json"))
.withSiteId("my-site-name")
.withSerializer(new GsonSerializer())
.withDefaultConnectionTimeout(90000)
.withDefaultReadTimeout(90000)
.build();
FirebaseHostingApiClient client = new FirebaseHostingApiClient(config);
// Call getReleases
GetReleasesResponse response = client.getReleases();
System.out.println("Response = " + response);
System.out.println("\r\n");
GetVersionFilesResponse files = client.getVersionFiles(response.getReleases().get(0).getVersion().getName());
System.out.println("Files response = " + files);If you need the HTTP sub service responses of createDeploy() method, you can add callbacks, which'll returns with the HTTP return codes, messages, and service response objects. In the example below, you'll get all HTTP responses, and service response objects.
...
FirebaseHostingApiConfig config = FirebaseHostingApiConfigBuilder.builder()
...
.withHttpResponseCallback(new HttpResponseCallback() {
@Override
public void getResponseInfo(String function, int code, String responseMessage) {
System.out.println(function + " / " + code + " / " + responseMessage);
}
})
...
.withServiceResponseCallback(new ServiceResponseCallback() {
@Override
public void getResponse(String function, Object response) {
System.out.println(function + " / " + response);
}
})Example log
createVersion / 200 / OK
createVersion / Version [name=sites/<site-name>/versions/<version-name>, status=CREATED, config={}, labels=null, createTime=null, createUser=null, finalizeTime=null, finalizeUser=null, fileCount=null, versionBytes=null, deleteUser=null, deleteTime=null, preview=null]
populateFiles / 200 / OK
populateFiles / PopulateFilesResponse [uploadRequiredHashes=null, uploadUrl=https://upload-firebasehosting.googleapis.com/upload/sites/<site-name>/versions/<version-name>/files]
uploadFile / 200 / OK
uploadFile / 200 / OK
uploadFile / 200 / OK
uploadFile / 200 / OK
uploadFile / 200 / OK
finalizeVersion / 200 / OK
finalizeVersion / Version [name=sites/<site-name>/versions/<version-name>, status=FINALIZED, config={}, labels=null, createTime=Mon Dec 28 17:20:18 CET 2020, createUser=User [email=firebase-adminsdk-to1iz@<site-name>.iam.gserviceaccount.com, imageUrl=null], finalizeTime=Mon Dec 28 17:20:29 CET 2020, finalizeUser=User [email=firebase-adminsdk-to1iz@<site-name>.iam.gserviceaccount.com, imageUrl=null], fileCount=null, versionBytes=null, deleteUser=null, deleteTime=null, preview=null]
createRelease / 200 / OK
createRelease / Release [name=sites/<site-name>/releases/<release-id>, type=DEPLOY, releaseTime=Mon Dec 28 17:20:29 CET 2020, releaseUser=User [email=firebase-adminsdk-to1iz@<site-name>.iam.gserviceaccount.com, imageUrl=null], version=Version [name=sites/<site-name>/versions/<version-name>, status=FINALIZED, config={}, labels=null, createTime=Mon Dec 28 17:20:18 CET 2020, createUser=User [email=firebase-adminsdk-to1iz@<site-name>.iam.gserviceaccount.com, imageUrl=null], finalizeTime=Mon Dec 28 17:20:29 CET 2020, finalizeUser=User [email=firebase-adminsdk-to1iz@<site-name>.iam.gserviceaccount.com, imageUrl=null], fileCount=null, versionBytes=null, deleteUser=null, deleteTime=null, preview={}]]
