Use
kamanda users
instead ofkamanda auth
, which is being removed after being deprecated in the previous version (v0.8.0).
Kamanda helps manage your Firebase Project from the terminal. It helps you manage user data in Firebase Authentication. You can add, remove, update, list and search Firebase users from your console. Functionalities for Cloud Firestore and Cloud Functions are on the pipeline.
This is not meant to replace Firebase CLI but to compliment it.
Kamanda is meant to make your work as developer easier by providing with well built tools to help you manage your Firebase project quickly.
For instance you want to create a new admin user for your Firebase App, you can use Kamanda to quickly add the user and attach the necessary custom claims. You can also attach or remove a users custom claims, view list of users among other functionality currently available for Firebase Auth.
In future as Kamanda gains support for Firestore, it will give you can easy way to explore, export, import and manipulate your Firestore documents, right from the cloud without writing extra code.
Follow the installation instruction here.
This is still an early version, feedback on improvements is much needed.
There are a few things to keep in minds, Kamanda works inside a Firebase Project and not outside and is meant to provide extra functionality and not replace Firebase CLI.
First you will need to login just like Firebase CLI, this provides Kamanda with the credentials it requires in order to perform most of the tasks.
You can login by running the following command:
kamanda login
Kamanda mimics Firebase in this regard, so all authentication commands work similar to Firebase CLI Authentication commands.
Login to your Google Account and Give Kamanda the permission it requires. As of now, you might get a warning from Google, I am working to have the app verified as soon as possible.
Kamanda is a fully open source project, no information is corrected at any time.
Documentation for this project can be found here.
If you are in CI environment, you can use the --token
flag to pass the
firebase refresh token without login in. You can acquire the refresh token by
running kamanda login:ci
.
Kamanda also support multiple Firebase project within the same workspace just
like firebase cli
. You can use the --project
flag to pass either the project
name or project alias you wish to execute the command on. If the flag is not
specified, Kamanda uses the default
project with the workspace. This is
usually specified inside the .firebaserc
file at the root of you workspace.
Please note, Kamanda cannot be used to setup multiple projects, this can only be
done using Firebase CLI.
- Firebase Auth Users:
- Add Single Users - Ideal for adding a user quickly
- Edit, Delete a User Account By ID
- Get a user by UID or Email Address
- Add Custom Claims to a User Account
- Add User by Bulk using a JSON/Yaml File
- List Users
Its still a work in progress, I hope to wrap the first few features in the coming weeks (mid april at the latest).
Contributions are always welcome.
This is currently our roadmap, please feel free to request additions/changes.
Feature | Progress |
---|---|
Firebase Auth | ✔✔ |
Cloud Firestore | 🔜 |
Firebase Storage | 🔜 |