Snapachat Clone Project
Congrats on making it this far on the Snapchat Clone project! By now, we've learned how to build a feed of images as well as to implement our own camera. The next step is to store the images that users take and allow them to share with others. For this part of the project, we'll be using Firebase's Authentication, Database, and Storage modules, which you can reference at any time here: https://firebase.google.com/docs/ios/setup
This part of the project is particularly interesting because you will all be working off of the same database, which means that you will get to share the pictures you take with your classmates!
Before adding Firebase to your Xcode project, you'll need to create a new application online at https://firebase.google.com/ . For grading purposes, we'll need you to configure the permissions so that we are able to access your database as well, which we'll go over below:
Sign in at https://firebase.google.com/ using your berkeley.edu email, and click the "Go to Console" Button. You should see a screen like this:
Once here, add a new project with the name "Snapchat Clone" and then click "Create Project".
This will open up a console for your new project. You'll be coming back here to access your Realtime Database later in the project, but right now you'll just need to update your app permissions so that we are able to access your database as well.
To do this, open the settings tab (cog gear icon) and click "Users and Permissions"
Then grant "Owner" permissions to the email [email protected]. Once added, the email should show up in "Members" list.