I am trying to retrieve the source code of a website/project which was made for me on fiverr. I've been made the owner of the project.
I followed the advice on previous links (below) to get the source code:
Is it possible to get the source code of a Google Firebase (or Google Cloud Platform) project?
Is it possible to retrieve Firebase Cloud Function source code?
Get code from firebase console which I deployed earlier
For some reason my google cloud functions list does not show “source” as stated in previous answers picure with source missing in functions list.
Is there another way to access the source code from google cloud?
Appreciated
J
So its been over a year and a bit more experience with Firebase. The correct answer is you cannot technically access the source code because the source code contains the html,css and javascript files which are deployed to the Firebase server and are back-end (server side). What you view on the website is only the front-end client side code and is not the full picture.
Whenever you get a website developed for you, you should always have the developer pass on all the html,css and javascript codes so that you can always deploy it when needed.
I am looking for an alternative to the Google Directions API and run into Graphhopper, as I need to get matrices that provide the distances and travel times between a group of points given by coordinates.
I have installed the Graphhopper server in Java following these instructions, and it seems to be running fine.
As I need to send the requests using Python, I also installed the Python client as shown here. However, it asks for an API key and refers me to the Graphhopper website to get one.
How can I get the client to make a call to the machine where I have installed the server, instead of trying to reach the Graphhopper API? Is this possible? I have been going through the client files but haven't found any place to enter this information.
Thanks in advance!
For anybody in my same situation, I have found an answer. The Matrix API is not open source, so you need to get an API key regardless. Then, you can use the client code (like the one I linked to above) to send queries. The chart of features that are available via the open source code can be found here.
I hope that helps!
When I try to create an API in APIM by using Create from Function App, I fill out the fields and click Create. The operation provides the wait dots and comes back in five seconds and says
Could not create an API. Please try again later.
I can create a blank API...but not one from an existing Function App. I have tried multiple combinations, No products, all products, no version, version..etc. No luck.
Thoughts?
Notes
The function in question is an HTTP Trigger.
The function works locally on my development box and in Azure.
APIM Tier is Developer
On that Function app, during Publish in Visual Studio I have reported that attempting to manage application settings before a publish fails and in trying to add a new one causes Visual Studio to unexpectedly close. Manage Application Settings on Publish Related, don't know.
Just a Ctrl + F5 solved the problem for me. Try it! ;)
I just ran into the same issue because I used Linux (Preview) instead of Windows. When I blew away the Function App and recreated a new one with Windows, my API Manager was able to create an API off it.
I have reproduce the same scenario. It is working for me. May I know, below details,
01.Hope you have tested your function and it is working fine.
02.What is the type of the function ? Hope that is "Http trigger" ?
03.What is you APIM tier ? (eg : development, basic etc.)
At this time the solution for me was to use Microsoft Edge instead of Chrome.
It seems Microsoft Azure portal is not working properly in Chrome and I noticed issues in several places. Parts of pages are not rendered at all and sometimes even errors like this pop up just because of the browser.
I had this same problem.
The fix was both simple and unexpected.
When importing the function app, simply enter "/" in the API URL Suffix field.
For me this changed the BaseURL field value. Originally it was just the host, ie http://hostname/. It then appended the endpoint the hostname, http://hostname/endpoint
This is done on the "Create Function from App" modal.
I had the same problem when trying to publish my Azure Functions application with several HTTP triggered functions through API Management running on Consumption plan. The plan did not have anything to do with the problem though.
What I did not realize was that my function app was not working properly when browsing it from the Azure portal. I had some configuration errors that prevented the app to work properly. When I resolved those, I succeeded to publish the application through APIM.
So, check that your application is working properly by browsing to it if you run into the problem described in this thread.
I had temporarily suspended (or stopped) my Function App. Restarting it resolved the problem.
I hope Azure could improve the error message, at least from UX perspective.
The issue was that the function did not actually work.
The Browse button that redirects to the page with the light bulb and the text Your function app version X is up and running did show, but the function still didn't work.
The function error had to be fixed before when importing to the APIM was done.
I'm trying to find a function that would allow me to get a Google Place only using a placeId (and the apiKey of course).
I found the function GeoDataClient.getPlaceById(placeId) but unfortunately this doesn't seem to be available on Flutter. I am currently using the flutter_google_places dart package but am open to using something different if necessary.
I can't find one. It seems like something of a large gap in the ecosystem -- if you store a Google Place ID in your local database, you should be able to convert that into a place name and a location when you reload it.
The iOS equivalent of GeoDataClient is the Places SDK for iOS: https://developers.google.com/places/ios-sdk/intro.
I may write a plugin for this and add it to pub.dev. Unless you've found a better solution since you posted this question, this seems like the best available approach at the moment.
With that said, however, connecting to the Google Places SDK requires a network connection, so if you want optimal performance, you should try to keep invocations of the SDK bridge to a bare minimum, and ideally keep place details in a local SQLite database. This way, users will only be invoking the SDK bridge after loading the app on a new device.
I am not able to see my google cloud virtual machines through the console web UI. However, I am able to list them using the gcloud console . My question is: Is there anyway to debug this problem?
Thanks a lot for all your kind help.
There was an issue affecting some customers today with displaying instances in the console. It is now resolved.
https://status.cloud.google.com/incident/developers-console/18004