Cloud Firestore + Basecamp Classic Integrations

Cloud Firestore is the real-time database from Google. It allows you to store and sync data at any scale. You get automatic scaling, high availability, global distribution, and strong consistency across all your apps. Cloud Firestore also supports offline access and real-time synchronization of data across clients, which Basecamp Classic does not. The integration of Cloud Firestore and Basecamp Classic has many benefits:

• Security. Cloud Firestore and Basecamp Classic both use Firebase Authentication to ensure that only authorized users can access the database. Firebase Authentication is a set of rules for securing your app, including authentication with email/password, anonymous sign-in with email/phone number, or social login via Google, Facebook, or GitHub. So if you want to integrate Cloud Firestore and Basecamp Classic for security purpose, you don’t have to do anything extra because Cloud Firestore and Basecamp Classic already support it.
• No need to create additional database. Your application will be able to use Cloud Firestore without needing to create an additional database service. This makes it easier to manage your products (such as the user profile), since it only requires the Cloud Firestore.
• More flexibility. Instead of storing data in one location, you can store data in multiple locations. For example, you can store data in Cloud Firestore and on the device itself so that users can keep their data even if they lose connectivity or if there is a problem with the server.
• Offline access. When using Cloud Firestore, your users can access their data even if they are offline. However, when using Basecamp Classic, the user must be online, otherwise he cannot access his data.
• Improved performance. With Cloud Firestore, you will have better performance. This is because Cloud Firestore has a global cache that allows you to retrieve your data quickly if it’s stored in many different places. On the other hand, Basecamp Classic does not have global cache, so accessing data stored on the server is slower than accessing data stored on the client.

Cloud Firestore is integrated with Basecamp Classic by using the Authorization Code Flow with OAuth 2.0 authentication protocp via the Redirect URI. The Authorization Code Flow is used for confidential clients that are capable of keeping out of reach secret information such as the client secret. This means that you do not have to embed sensitive information into the code or risk exposing it through network traffic. To use this flow the client needs to redirect the user’s browser to a server contrpled by Google after authentication is complete. All communication between the client and server are governed by OAuth 2.0, which prevents unauthorized access to secret information.

For users who are not logged into your app yet, they will be prompted to enter their email address and password for authentication. If they are already logged into your app on another device, they will be asked to confirm the action and then redirected back to your app with an authorization code. After that, they will be redirected back to Google’s servers where they will be asked to grant your app permission for access to their information; if they approve it, they will be redirected back to your app with an access token. Then your app will make a request to Cloud Firestore with the access token to store their data (the user profile.

Integrating Cloud Firestore and Basecamp Classic offers many benefits:

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