I am trying to access the Twitter username after logging in via firebase to Twitter, but the .getDisplayName method returns the user's name, not the #
Any ideas?
I have tried this
FirebaseAuth.getInstance().getCurrentUser().getDisplayName()
But it doesnt give me the #
This information is available in AdditionalUserInfo.getUsername(), which you can get from the AuthResult when the user signs in.
It is not available from FirebaseAuth.getInstance().getCurrentUser().
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My app have two user( buyer and seller).
I am tring to get current user email which is buyers but when i run the below code, it shows previously logged in user email which is the seller's one.
String userID= FirebaseAuth.getInstance().getCurrentUser().getEmail();
How to write firebase code to get current active user email.
Use this code snippet FirebaseAuth.getInstance().signOut(); to sign out the current user properly, after successfully signed out you can repopulate your user model from Firebase Auth/login in new user. Hope your problem will be solved with this.
When you go to the Auth > Sign-In Methods page of your project in the Firebase console. do you have One account per email address on or off? If you allow multiple accounts per email address, you will get null for FirebaseUser.getEmail()
I create a Firebase Auth user with an email and password
User logs in
User decides to add a phone number to their profile
I call verifyPhoneNumber with an intent to receive a code, call PhoneAuthProvider.getCredential(...) and link resulting AuthCredential to the email and password.
Instead, Android auto retrieves the code, user automatically sign-ins with phone number, their UID changes (it's a new user) and there's no way to link phone credentials back to the original email/password user. To perform a successful link I need to see the SMS code, which is nowhere to be found in case of successful auto sign-in.
????
NO PROFIT.
Any ideas? I tried to set the timeout to 0 for verifyPhoneNumber but auto login still works. Accepting defeat and just link EmailAndPassword credentials to phone number instead of vice versa is not an option, because it will require a massive copying of data from old user record into new, changing all references to this UID everywhere, etc.
verifyPhoneNumber resolves with a PhoneAuthCredential.
It doesn't matter whether the code is auto-retrieved or instant validation occurs. A PhoneAuthCredential is outputted on verifyPhoneNumber completion.
That credential can either be used to signInWithCredential for sign-in or to link to an existing user via linkWithCredential.
I have a social media app, I'm using FirebaseUI to let users sign in/up to the app,using Email, Google or Facebook.
How can I let user to change his/her password later if using "Email" as a
provider?
If using Facebook or Google as providers can I let him/her set Email-Password as Authentication Method by giving him/her an option to change password?.
The change password action from user should set Email-Password as Authentication Method in firebase with a new password input from the user.
Then, The user should be able to login using Email-Password or the Authentication Provider( Facebook/Google) linked with same email.
Answering your question:
Yes.
Here is a sample code snippet for changing/updating the user password:
FirebaseUser user = FirebaseAuth.getInstance().getCurrentUser();
String newPassword = "SOME-SECURE-PASSWORD";
user.updatePassword(newPassword)
.addOnCompleteListener(new OnCompleteListener<Void>() {
#Override
public void onComplete(#NonNull Task<Void> task) {
if (task.isSuccessful()) {
Log.d(TAG, "User password updated.");
}
}
});
Details of using Firebase User is available here.
2.
a. Changing the password in your app:
NO
The SignIn Providers such as Facebook, Google and Twitter do not open this features (API) to prevent middleman and other attacks/abuses.
b. User changed the password in the service provider after signed-in
The user is still able to login to your app, authentication process is deal directly to the service provider, so you don't have to worry!
c. Multiple authentication with the same email address.
Referring to
let's say user A logged in using Facebook to my app, then he went to his profile in MY APP , and changed his password, next time to login I want him to have 2 options: 1- Login using Facebook normally 2- Login using his facebook Email + the password that he saved earlier
The answer is YES, but you have to merge the details first, here is the reference. You can actually link/merge the user details of the same email address by identifying the same Firebase user ID regardless of the authentication provider they used to sign in.
For example, a user who signed in with a password can link a Google account and sign in with either method in the future. Or, an anonymous user can link a Facebook account and then, later, sign in with Facebook to continue using your app.
Hope it helps!
I am developing Android app using Firebase. Because of that, I want to use Firebase Auth. I have following requirements:
Register/Log in using Facebook
Register/Log in using Email/Password
Register/Log in using Phone Number/Password
The first two are OK, I followed basic tutorials. However, Phone Number / Password is the problem here. Firebase supports only Phone Number/SMS Token for this (its called Phone Auth), but there is no mention about my case. I do not want to hack Firebase and use its realtime database instead of Auth 'database'. Is there any better way to achieve this?
Thank you.
If you have both email and phone of your user and you can use Admin SDK, then perhaps you could exchange users phone number to his email and login with email and password in the background.
Something like this (node.js)
admin.auth().getUserByPhoneNumber(phoneNumber)
.then(user => {
firebase.auth().signInWithEmailAndPassword(user.email, password);
});
Firebase phone authentication is using OTP(one time password). This way there is no hassle for the user to remember the password. Once authenticated, you will be registered. The sms code acts as a password. But that is for one time. Usually , users prefer such behaviour in which you dont have to remember the passwords. If you are still looking for the way you want, see this link and create a custom authentication method.
https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/android/custom-auth
I had a similar problem -
I combined firebase auth(email + password) with (phone+otp) to get phone+password auth -
https://medium.com/#shivampesitbng/firebase-phone-password-auth-in-vue-b94f15b8fb3d
Use Fake Email:
Well, Firebase doesn't support sign in with mobile number and password but it supports email and password. So you can create a fake email with your mobile number.
Ie: 78******69#yourdomain.com
Also, you can create a complete Authentication system using it.
Registration:
Input user mobile and password and proceed to the next page.
Now use Firebase Phone Auth (OTP) to createUser. If process success, link fake email, password credentials in background.
AuthCredential credential = EmailAuthProvider.getCredential(email, password);
auth.getCurrentUser().linkWithCredential(credential);
Login:
Input mobile and password to login. Convert the mobile in fake email and then signInWithEmailAndPassword().
Forget Password:
Redirect the user to a new Page and user Phone Auth to verify the user. If successful, input a new password and change the password of the Email Auth.
Say the following happens:
User logs into my app with fb, creates some objects
User logs out
User logs in with email/password, creates some objects
User auth's with fb and ParseUser.getCurrentUser() is linked to fb account
User logs out
User logs in with fb.
Which parseobjects will now be loaded for ParseUser.getCurrentUser()? the original objects that were linked to the fb account? or the objects that were linked to the email/pass login account? or both?
Parse.com has special object (class) called "User"
This class has special field - "authData" where you can link your Facebook or Twitter account. (Please, see snapshot attached).
There are different mechanism for login your current Parse user:
1) via username and password
[PFUser logInWithUsernameInBackground:#"User Name"
password:#"Password"
2) via Facebook
[PFFacebookUtils logInWithPermissions:permissionsArray block:
for link PFUser with FB:
[PFFacebookUtils linkUser:[PFUser currentUser] permissions:permissionsArray block:
So, return to your question, this scenario should be avoided on "Sign Up/Sign In" phase. During registration you can ask "email/phone number" and use this data as starting point.
OR
Sign Up via Facebook than ask email (or move this possibility to User Profile Settings).
In other case, you will have 2 users (PFUser class) without possibility to merge them.