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Firebase Raspberry Pi

  • Writer: Ang Yong Xiang Adwin
    Ang Yong Xiang Adwin
  • Jan 27, 2019
  • 1 min read

The implementation for Firebase on python on Raspberry Pi faced a few issues. One of the articles online suggest me to use Python-firebase, however the library was no longer supported and very outdated.



As you can see the update was many years ago which means it is no longer maintained and supported


I found another library that we can use, which is the firebase-admin-python. It is supported even by the Google Documentation, however I also had a few problems with it.

I could not import db from Firebase_admin which is an important part as it forms the connection to the Database in firebase.



I posted an issue on github, which the owner of the SDK replied and tried to troubleshoot it. But in the meantime I solved the problem by install an older version of the firebase-admin.


I looked through the commits to find out the previous version of Firebase-Admin, which was 2.14.0. After which, I had no more problems with it.


Resources

Python firebase documentation: https://firebase.google.com/docs/admin/setup

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