Firebase CLI setup - Interactive Code Practice

Practice - 5 Tasks

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easy

Complete the command to install the Firebase CLI globally using npm.

Firebase

npm install -g [1]

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Afirebase-tools

Bfirebase-cli

Cfirebase

Dfirebase-sdk

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Common Mistakes

Using 'firebase-cli' instead of 'firebase-tools'.

Trying to install 'firebase' which is the SDK, not the CLI.

The correct package name to install the Firebase CLI globally is 'firebase-tools'.

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medium

Complete the command to log in to Firebase using the CLI.

Firebase

firebase [1]

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Ainit

Blogout

Clogin

Ddeploy

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Common Mistakes

Using 'firebase init' instead of 'firebase login'.

Using 'firebase deploy' which is for deployment, not login.

The command to log in to Firebase CLI is 'firebase login'.

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hard

Fix the error in the command to initialize a Firebase project in the current directory.

Firebase

firebase [1]

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Adeploy

Bconfigure

Cstart

Dinit

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Common Mistakes

Using 'firebase deploy' instead of 'firebase init'.

Using 'firebase start' which is not a valid Firebase CLI command.

The correct command to initialize a Firebase project is 'firebase init'.

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hard

Fill both blanks to complete the command that deploys Firebase functions and hosting.

Firebase

firebase deploy --only [1],[2]

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Afunctions

Bhosting

Cdatabase

Dstorage

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Common Mistakes

Including 'database' or 'storage' when only functions and hosting are needed.

Forgetting the comma between the features.

To deploy only functions and hosting, use 'functions' and 'hosting' separated by a comma.

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hard

Fill all three blanks to complete the command that sets the active Firebase project to 'my-project'.

Firebase

firebase [1] [2] [3]

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Ause

B--add

Cmy-project

D--alias

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Common Mistakes

Using '--alias' instead of '--add'.

Placing the options in the wrong order.

The command 'firebase use my-project --add' sets and adds the project as active.