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Firebase Experimental Extensions

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Author
Iman Rahmati, Peter Friese
Word Count
558
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3
Language
English
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Summary

Firebase Extensions provide pre-packaged, Firebase and Google Cloud-based features that developers can install through the Firebase console or command line to handle common tasks such as image resizing, email notifications, text translation, URL shortening, payment processing, and invoicing. Alongside officially tested extensions, Firebase introduced Experimental Extensions, which are functional community-feedback-focused tools with less testing and polish, including options for Dynamic Links shortening, Firestore sentiment analysis, custom Firebase Auth claims, and scheduled Firestore writes. Experimental extensions can be installed from their GitHub repository or with Firebase CLI commands, and developers can submit feedback through GitHub issues or contribute improvements through the Alpha program. Firebase also announced Community Extensions, allowing approved Alpha-program Extension Publishers to build and share their own extensions with other Alpha members, with broader public sharing planned for the future.

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