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## Firebase Emulator

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This is a great start for the README! To make it even more helpful for new contributors or anyone looking at the project, consider adding a main title and a short description at the top. This could explain what the project is about and what the Cloud Functions do.

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## Firebase Emulator
# Firebase Functions Project
A brief description of what this project does.
## Firebase Emulator

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Consider adding a project title and brief description at the beginning of the README to help users understand the purpose of this repository.


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It would be helpful to add a prerequisites section listing required tools and dependencies (Python version, Firebase CLI, etc.).

firebase emulators:start --only functions

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Consider adding a brief explanation of what the emulator does and why developers might want to use it for local testing.

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## Deploy to Firebase

```bash
firebase deploy --only functions

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It would be beneficial to add a note about checking the deployment status and verifying the functions in the Firebase Console after deployment.

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It's a good practice to end files with a single newline character. Many tools and editors expect this, and it can prevent issues with file concatenation and diffs.

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