Firebase Authentication specialist covering Google ecosystem, social auth, phone auth, and mobile-first patterns. Use when building Firebase-backed or Google ecosystem apps, implementing social login, or adding phone verification.
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Comprehensive Firebase Authentication implementation covering Google ecosystem integration, social authentication providers, phone authentication, anonymous auth, custom claims, and Security Rules integration.
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File: modules/social-auth.md
Covers Google Sign-In, Facebook Login, Apple Sign-In, Twitter/X, GitHub, and Microsoft authentication. Includes web, Flutter, iOS, and Android implementations with configuration requirements and error handling.
Key Topics include Google Sign-In with OAuth scopes and custom parameters, Facebook Login with Graph API access, Apple Sign-In which is required for iOS apps with third-party login, account linking between providers, and error handling for popup and redirect flows.
File: modules/phone-auth.md
Covers SMS-based phone number authentication with international support, reCAPTCHA verification, and platform-specific implementations.
Key Topics include web implementation with RecaptchaVerifier, Flutter verifyPhoneNumber flow with auto-verification, iOS and Android native implementations, E.164 phone number formatting, and error handling and rate limiting.
File: modules/custom-claims.md
Covers custom claims, role-based access control (RBAC), and admin privileges with Security Rules integration.
Key Topics include setting claims with Admin SDK for Node.js, Python, and Go, Cloud Functions for claim management, reading claims on client for Web, Flutter, and iOS, Security Rules integration for Firestore and Storage, and token refresh strategies.
Step 1: Create Firebase project at console.firebase.google.com. Step 2: Add your app for Web, iOS, Android, or Flutter. Step 3: Enable desired authentication providers. Step 4: Download and configure SDK credentials.
Import initializeApp from firebase/app and getAuth with onAuthStateChanged from firebase/auth. Create a firebaseConfig object with apiKey, authDomain, and projectId values. Call initializeApp with the config to get the app instance. Call getAuth with the app to get the auth instance. Use onAuthStateChanged to listen for authentication state changes, logging signed in with user.uid when user exists or signed out when null.
Import firebase_core and firebase_auth packages. In the main function, ensure Flutter bindings are initialized, await Firebase.initializeApp(), then run the app. Set up an auth state listener using FirebaseAuth.instance.authStateChanges().listen() to handle User objects, logging signed in with user.uid when user is not null.
Import signInAnonymously, linkWithCredential, and EmailAuthProvider from firebase/auth. Call signInAnonymously with the auth instance to create an anonymous user, logging the anonymous UID from result.user.uid. To upgrade to a permanent account, create a credential using EmailAuthProvider.credential with email and password, then call linkWithCredential with the current user and credential.
Import setPersistence, browserLocalPersistence, and browserSessionPersistence from firebase/auth. Call setPersistence with auth and browserLocalPersistence to persist across browser sessions as the default behavior. Call setPersistence with auth and browserSessionPersistence to clear the session on tab close.
For Firestore security rules, use rules_version 2 and service cloud.firestore. In the databases match block, create a users collection match with userId wildcard. Allow read and write if request.auth is not null and request.auth.uid equals userId. Create an admin collection match with document wildcard. Allow read and write if request.auth.token.admin equals true.
For Firebase Storage security rules, use rules_version 2 and service firebase.storage. In the bucket match block, create a users path match with userId wildcard and allPaths wildcard. Allow read and write if request.auth is not null and request.auth.uid equals userId.
For advanced implementation patterns, see reference.md covering MFA, session cookies, Cloud Functions triggers, and Admin SDK setup. See examples.md for complete authentication services, React hooks, and Flutter providers.
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Status: Production Ready Version: 2.1.0 (Modular Architecture) Last Updated: 2026-01-11 Provider Coverage: Firebase Authentication Only
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