That gives me the error as well. it’s weird, the users do show up under the authentication panel in Firebase, so I know they are signing in. I do also call “Firebase_Authentication.Is Signed In” to check if they need to sign in or if I can just load the home screen. should I sign in every time?
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I think Something is off with how I have things linked to Firebase, but I can’t figure it out. My built in checks in the app are all working.
This checks if they are already logged in and if they aren’t I let them know that they HAVE to have a corporate email before they attempt to log in. if they are logged in I check to make sure they have an ID Token.
If the ID Token isn’t Null I let them through, if not I initiate the login.
I also initiate the login after they agree to the corporate email rule.
After I initiate login I check to make sure the email is one of our corporate ones and send them to the home screen if it is and log them out if it’s not.
I get the ID token successfully and can even get the UserID on the home screen. but I’m still getting Access Denied for any rule even “auth != null”. Any help would be appreciated.
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I’m facing the same problem while testing using the live companion app. The login fields are not displaying on my device (Oneplus X, Android v6.0) in any of the tabs. I tried building the apk for download, however that fails too. i have provided the build log below:
Kodular is unable to compile this project.
The compiler error output was
________Checking dangerous extensions
________Preparing application icon
________Creating animation xml
________Creating fragment xml
________Creating listview xml in res/layout/…
________Creating listview xml in res/layout-v21/…
________Creating xml in res/drawable/…
________Creating splash png in res/drawable/…
________Creating colors xml
________Creating styles xml
________Creating drawables xml v21
________Checking for firebase
________________Firebase components found.
________________Firebase config file error.
I’ve been reading a few other topics about your post, and wanted to know if a user can logout of this system and login using another ID, or signup using a different ID without closing the app?
Amazing effort though! 
That is expected. You need to set up a Firebase project of your own and generate a new google-services.json.
What you’re asking for works with Firebase Auth login via email if I recall correctly. It does not work with Google by design (and there’s nothing we can do about it, I guess). However logging out and back in (in the same or a different account) without closing the app will work with my Unified Logon system. 
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Thanks for the quick reply.
I’ve worked with Firebase before, but it was mostly for storing data, never for login. I thought it would work with the default setup you had provided in the aia. Didn’t realize you had to setup a separate json file.
I second the idea of you making a tutorial explaining the blocks for educational purposes. Would be really helpful for someone getting their feet wet building their own login system using modular programming.
Like I mentioned, since the Cardview layout doesn’t seem to display on my device, I’m unable to test any of your login templates. I would love to start from scratch, and create my own system. Some kind of explanation on the blocks would be really helpful! 
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I’ll try to make a tutorial, thanks for the suggestion!
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Where’s the Download link ?
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After clicking here it says documents no longer available.
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Look closer:
As for the links, I can confirm they are active and functional. Not sure what problem you’re having.
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Sorry for that but I don’t know that to click to expand the view. 
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Hello, I’m new to firebase Auth, is email verifying needed when sign up?
I don’t see you use it, so does it mean it is not needed?
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Correct. The sign up and log in process does not strictly require the verification.
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Thank you very much 
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show us the view log…
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Nice template but the hint text is not visible properly