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1. Realtime Query Updates

   Subscribe to realtime updates for a limited subset of queries, for example retrieving updates to specific rows or getting new items for a simple timeline.

   132 votes
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2. Dart SDK for Data Connect

   Support using Data Connect in Dart and Flutter apps, by having a core SDK for Dart and generating Dart types from the schema.

   123 votes
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3. Event Triggers

   Trigger a Cloud Function when data in a table type is created (via insert or upsert), updated (via update or upsert), or deleted.

   82 votes
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4. Cloud Firestore Datasource

   Support Cloud Firestore as a datasource for Data Connect in addition to Cloud SQL. Support data model mapping (e.g. @collection) and querying via GraphQL

   71 votes
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5. SQL Full-Text Search

   Index and query your data with full-text search leveraging PostgreSQL's built-in capabilities including stemming, ignoring stop words, and weighted relevance scoring.

   64 votes
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6. Support Dart in Cloud Functions

   Dart is not currently supported in Cloud Functions, so developers need to use more than one language in their code base. Here are some pain points they shared with the Firebase product team about this gap:
   - They need to learn another language, and many of them do not have the same expertise in JavaScript as they do in Dart.
   - The lack of features and tools, such as Hot Reload and Hot Restart, impacts development speed.
   - Developers cannot share business logic and data models across the entire stack.
   - Developers cannot use frequently used Dart packages on the server.

   Dart is not currently supported in Cloud Functions, so developers need to use more than one language in their code base. Here are some pain points they shared with the Firebase product team about this gap:
   - They need to learn another language, and many of them do not have the same expertise in JavaScript as they do in Dart.
   - The lack of features and tools, such as Hot Reload and Hot Restart, impacts development speed.
   - Developers cannot share business logic and data models across the entire stack.
   - Developers cannot use frequently used Dart packages on the… more

   731 votes
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7. Offline Support

   Allow data to be cached and accessible offline. Offline data may have limited query and write capabilities compared to online data

   50 votes
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8. Support Kotlin Multiplatform (KMP) in the SDKs

   KMP is now stable and more libraries are being added to KMP ecosystem. There is a big opportunity for Firebase to be in Multiplatform and support developers adopting this tech.

   531 votes
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9. Desktop (Windows, Linux, MacOs) support for Flutter apps that use Firebase in production apps

   Flutter developers should be able to run their apps on desktop platforms, including Windows and Linux, when using Firebase services. For example, Flutter developers should be able to 1) apply Analytics to data from desktop platforms, 2)
   use Remote Config to customize their apps for desktop users, 3) use other Firebase services that are relevant to desktop apps, etc.

   This would make it easier for Flutter developers to build and deploy production-ready apps for desktop platforms.

   487 votes
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10. apphosting for non us-central1

    Is new app hosting feature only valid for us-central1? I am trying to deploy to europe-west2

    21 votes
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11. Firebase Authentication for EU

    Currently, Firebase Auth is US only. Because the EU-US-Privacy-Shield is not valid anymore, transferring data to the US is for EU companies not allowed. Therefore, Firebase is not GDPR complaint. Allowing us to choose the storage location (like you can weigh Firestore or Cloud Storage) to use a data center in the EU (like europe-west1, europe-west3 or europe-west4, etc.) would make Firebase much more GDPR complaint (beside the Cloud-Act).

    252 votes
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    planned  ·  AdminMicah Baker (Product Manager, Google, LLC - Firebase) responded

    Design work in progress, but no ETA to share at this time.

12. Native full text search similar to Algolia/ElasticSearch
    272 votes
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13. Support authentication with passkeys
    210 votes
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    started  ·  AdminMicah Baker (Product Manager, Google, LLC - Firebase) responded

    Hi folks, this is being actively worked on, and is expected to preview sometime in H1 2024. Thank you for using UserVoice to help us prioritize!

14. Support set-cookie please

    We know this is coming but when can we expect this? Our app hosts iframes and cookies are essential for us to know who are the user...

    12 votes
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15. Support Swift in Cloud Functions

    Swift is a much beloved and popular language for writing apps on the Apple platforms, but increasingly, it is also being used server side and even for writing cross platform business logic on Android and on Windows.

    Being able to share models and business logic between your clients and server would be an amazing productivity boost. And being able to develop in a language that focuses on safety would eliminate categories of issues that can exist if you develop in say Javascript or Typescript.

    173 votes
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16. Emulator support for App Hosting for local development
    18 votes
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17. Support deployment via CLI

    Allow to deploy App Hosting via CLI to be able to customize when and to where the application is deployed, instead of always on merge.

    This then could also help deploy a preview version from a branch to test the changes before merging.

    17 votes
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18. Support fetching/returning data from mutations

    Currently mutations return only the primary key of the created record, but it would be nice to be able to fetch the full record (including e.g. defaulted values) as part of a mutation.

    9 votes
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19. Custom Serverless Resolvers

    Write Node.js resolvers to enhance Data Connect with arbitrary server logic. Resolvers will be authored alongside the Data Connect schema and deployed to serverless infrastructure. Resolvers can either provide new top-level Query and Mutation fields or integrate with SQL table types.

    17 votes
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20. Allow connecting the web client to HTTPS-hosted emulators (for Web Push testing & more)

    Allow connecting the web client to HTTPS-hosted emulators (for Web Push testing & more)

    Browsers nowadays require HTTPS-hosted sites to use some privileged features, like Web Push. HTTPS-hosted sites also typically can not request HTTP content from APIs ("protocol downgrade" errors).

    Most Firebase Emulators are not built to work with HTTPS, which puts up a big obstacle to test HTTPS-enabled features on external devices (e.g. test locally-hosted Web Push server code on an external Android phone).

    Server-side: Firebase emulators don't offer ways to be served over HTTPS, but tools like ngrok or a local HTTPS proxy offer simple workarounds for this.

    Client-side: the Firebase JS web client also does not allow connecting to Firestore, Storage and Functions emulators over HTTPS. HTTP is forced. Only the Auth emulator can connect to a HTTPS host.

    It would be great if support were added for connecting to HTTPS-hosted emulators.

    A built-in integration with self-signed certificates for hosting emulators over HTTPS would also be nice, but that is something that developers can more easily work around themselves if needed, as mentioned.

    See details and more context here https://github.com/firebase/firebase-tools/issues/1908#issuecomment-1677219899

    Allow connecting the web client to HTTPS-hosted emulators (for Web Push testing & more)

    Browsers nowadays require HTTPS-hosted sites to use some privileged features, like Web Push. HTTPS-hosted sites also typically can not request HTTP content from APIs ("protocol downgrade" errors).

    Most Firebase Emulators are not built to work with HTTPS, which puts up a big obstacle to test HTTPS-enabled features on external devices (e.g. test locally-hosted Web Push server code on an external Android phone).

    Server-side: Firebase emulators don't offer ways to be served over HTTPS, but tools like ngrok or a local HTTPS proxy offer simple workarounds for… more

    11 votes
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