According to the Firebase documentation, Loaded environment variables from .env. should be printed to the console when deploying functions. My functions are exported inside src/functions/functions.ts. This is specified in my package.json file: main: lib/src/functions/functions.js (since I am using TypeScript, I…
Strapi Version: 4.3.0 Operating System: Ubuntu 20.04 Database: SQLite Node Version: 16.16 NPM Version: 8.11.0 Yarn Version: 1.22.19 I have created Preview button for an article collection type. I'm using the Strapi blog template. I managed to make the Preview…
I am working on Firebase Cloud Messaging on React Js. My project works if I keep my service worker inside the public folder. However, it is not ideal to initialize Firebase Config in the public folder since the data would…
I am using the MERN stack for an app im building. In this app im using twilio. I have decided to use twilio sub-accounts. The way this works is I create a MASTER twilio account that give me an accountSid…
I basically know nothing about docker. And not that much more about bash neither. So: There's a command in the README of a Laravel project i'm working on, that shows how to fill some data on local MySQL docker image,…
I have a Sveltekit project where I am using firebase for authentication. I am storing the firebase.js file which contains the config parameters like apiKey and authDomain in the srclib folder. I am storing the apiKey value in the .env…
I'm able to create a working container group of Apache Superset using the Azure CLI like this: az container create --resource-group myrg --name superset-test --image apache/superset:1.5.1 --dns-name-label superset-test --ports 80 8088 --cpu 2 --memory 8 Now I want to pass…
I have created a program in Go which receives to arguments, project_id and private_token. Basically that is how I do it: project_id := flag.String("project", "", "The id of the project") private_token := flag.String("pat", "", "The personal access token with api…
I am working on a python project using Visual Studio Code on Ubuntu OS and I need to set environment variables without using the integrated terminal, I want to be able to set it using a file or an efficient…
I would like my docker-compose.yml file to use the ".env" file in the same directory as the "docker-compose.yml" file to set some envrionment variables and for those to take precedence for any other env vars set in the shell. Right…