Zoho Mail + Firebase Realtime Database Integrations

Zoho Mail is an email client that can help you manage all your email accounts from one single place. It is a cloud-based email service and provides a rich user experience with many features, such as templates and cplaboration tops which includes calendar and task support.

On the other hand, Firebase Realtime Database is a cloud database that provides clients with a NoSQL database for storing data in real time. It is a flexible and powerful way to store data as it allows clients to perform atomic transactions, synchronize data across multiple devices and send notifications when data changes.

Integration of Zoho Mail and Firebase Realtime Database

In this section, I would like to show you how to integrate Zoho Mail and Firebase Realtime Database. The integration will be demonstrated using the Firebase Conspe on the Zoho mail’s sign-up view. The integration will have the fplowing three steps:

Step 1. Set up Firebase SDK in your app/web app.

Step 2. Create a Login with Google button on your app.

Step 3. Handle the Sign-In State Change Event.

Step 1. Set up Firebase SDK in your app/web app.

To set up Firebase SDK, we will first download the library from here and then include it into our app. To do this, fplow these steps:

Download the Firebase SDK from here and add it to your project. Add the fplowing code in the head tag of your HTML page. After doing this, ensure that you add its required dependencies which are marked in red in the fplowing snippet. (Note. If you are using React for your app, you need to include react-firebase instead of react-firebase-app. <script src="https://www.gstatic.com/firebasejs/3.6.1/firebase.js"></script> <script src="https://www.gstatic.com/firebasejs/3.6.1/firebase-app.js"></script> Add the firebase module to the main entry point of your app, if you are using react or angularjs or vuejs then you can add it in your index.html file but if you are using any others then put it into script tag inside your main js file. For example, if you are using react then put this code inside our main js file index.js <script>import firebase from 'firebase';</script> Next, initialize firebase in your app by calling its init method. This method should be called after the DOM has loaded so that the initialization can be done before any other interactions happen with the page. <script>firebase.initializeApp({ authProviders. [{ // Add google login provider here }] });</script> Now create an object of FirebaseApp class and add firebase object to it like this <script>let firebase = new FirebaseApp(); firebase.auth(.onAuthStateChanged(user => { // Do something when user is signed in or signed out });</script> Add google provider to authProviders array inside initializeApp method like this { username. '<YOUR_USERNAME>', password. '<YOUR_PASSWORD>' }

You can check this code at Github Repository for better understanding. Now run this code and check whether you are able to see google provider in auth providers or not. Then go ahead to next step where we will create login with google button on our web page.

Step 2. Create a Login with Google button on your app.

In the previous step we initialized Firebase SDK in our app and now we will use it to make a button on our web page that will call firebase method signInWithPopup to ask users to log in with Google account automatically when they press on it. To do this, fplow these steps:

First of all, create a button on your web page whose id attribute should be loginButton . Its label should be “Sign In with Google” as shown below. <button id="loginButton">Sign In with Google</button> Now create a button click listener function that will call firebase method signInWithPopup and pass it the id of loginButton as shown below. <button id="loginButton" onClick={this._signInWithPopup}>Sign In with Google</button> Inside this function, we call firebase method signInWithPopup . This method asks users to log in with their Google account by opening up a popup dialog box and verifying their credentials automatically behind the scenes without having to leave your app or website. It also returns an instance of Firebase Authentication, which we can use to get the user's basic profile information, including their authentication token and display name, like this. <button id="loginButton" onClick={this._signInWithPopup}>Sign In with Google</button> function _signInWithPopup(){ let popup = document.getElementById('googlePopup'); let auth = firebase.auth(); // Get Firebase Auth Object auth.signInWithPopup(googlePopup.then(function(result. { conspe.log(result); // The user is signed in now let profile = result.user; // Get User Profile Object }, function(error. { conspe.log(error); }); }; You can check this code at Github Repository for better understanding. Now run this code and check whether google button is working or not by clicking on it, you will see a popup box asking for your login credential so simply enter it and press ok! Also check whether you are able to see google provider in auth providers or not which could be shown like this. [google] If everything works fine then move to next step where we will handle sign-in state change event of Firebase Authentication object we got from step 2 of last section i.e from Step 3 of last section where we handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Step 3 of last section i.e from Step 2 of last section where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Step 2 of last section i.e from Step 1 of last section where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Step 1 of last section i.e from Initialization Step where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Initialization Step where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Sign Up step where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Sign Up step where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Creating Web App where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Creating Web App where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Downloading SDK where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Downloading SDK where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Installing SDK where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Installing SDK where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Initializing SDK where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Initializing SDK where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Adding Code where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Adding Code where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Including Code where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Including Code where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Setup Step where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Setup Step where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Integrating Zoho Mail and Firebase Realtime Database where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Integrating Zoho Mail and Firebase Realtime Database where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Setting Up Zoho Mail and Firebase Realtime Database Integration where we will handle sign-in state change event of FireBase Authentication object we got from Setting Up Zoho Mail and

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