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Firebase Cloud Function(Cron Jobs) in Android is it able?
Announcing the arrival of Valued Associate #679: Cesar Manara
Planned maintenance scheduled April 23, 2019 at 23:30 UTC (7:30pm US/Eastern)
Data science time! April 2019 and salary with experience
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I don't understand well the document of Cloud Function provided on the firebase website so I had been watching cloud function Cron Jobs from "Firecast" on YouTube channel "Firebase" (I don`t know why they are all deleted now. why!?)
recently, there are new videos related to the cloud function has been created, so I watched it but the problem is all of them are implemented in javascript.
I am making an Android app and I wonder if I can use Cloud Function Cron Jobs on Android.
I've seen the documentation guideline, but it seems to me (perhaps because of my bad English) using the cloud function in Android seems to have a lot less functionality(features) than when using the cloud function in javascript.
(for example, is it able to use Publish/Subscribe system on android-app also? not just http request)
I have to delete a certain amount of data every day.
I want to allow users to use "some features" of my app for the number of times allowed per day. So the next day the count should be 0 again.
so my question is, is it nothing problem to use Cloud Function now on Android? (Cron Jobs)
replying me would be really grateful to me
thank you for reading this
android firebase google-cloud-functions
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I don't understand well the document of Cloud Function provided on the firebase website so I had been watching cloud function Cron Jobs from "Firecast" on YouTube channel "Firebase" (I don`t know why they are all deleted now. why!?)
recently, there are new videos related to the cloud function has been created, so I watched it but the problem is all of them are implemented in javascript.
I am making an Android app and I wonder if I can use Cloud Function Cron Jobs on Android.
I've seen the documentation guideline, but it seems to me (perhaps because of my bad English) using the cloud function in Android seems to have a lot less functionality(features) than when using the cloud function in javascript.
(for example, is it able to use Publish/Subscribe system on android-app also? not just http request)
I have to delete a certain amount of data every day.
I want to allow users to use "some features" of my app for the number of times allowed per day. So the next day the count should be 0 again.
so my question is, is it nothing problem to use Cloud Function now on Android? (Cron Jobs)
replying me would be really grateful to me
thank you for reading this
android firebase google-cloud-functions
I was a fool I wanna delete my question
– marsho
Mar 29 at 20:28
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I don't understand well the document of Cloud Function provided on the firebase website so I had been watching cloud function Cron Jobs from "Firecast" on YouTube channel "Firebase" (I don`t know why they are all deleted now. why!?)
recently, there are new videos related to the cloud function has been created, so I watched it but the problem is all of them are implemented in javascript.
I am making an Android app and I wonder if I can use Cloud Function Cron Jobs on Android.
I've seen the documentation guideline, but it seems to me (perhaps because of my bad English) using the cloud function in Android seems to have a lot less functionality(features) than when using the cloud function in javascript.
(for example, is it able to use Publish/Subscribe system on android-app also? not just http request)
I have to delete a certain amount of data every day.
I want to allow users to use "some features" of my app for the number of times allowed per day. So the next day the count should be 0 again.
so my question is, is it nothing problem to use Cloud Function now on Android? (Cron Jobs)
replying me would be really grateful to me
thank you for reading this
android firebase google-cloud-functions
I don't understand well the document of Cloud Function provided on the firebase website so I had been watching cloud function Cron Jobs from "Firecast" on YouTube channel "Firebase" (I don`t know why they are all deleted now. why!?)
recently, there are new videos related to the cloud function has been created, so I watched it but the problem is all of them are implemented in javascript.
I am making an Android app and I wonder if I can use Cloud Function Cron Jobs on Android.
I've seen the documentation guideline, but it seems to me (perhaps because of my bad English) using the cloud function in Android seems to have a lot less functionality(features) than when using the cloud function in javascript.
(for example, is it able to use Publish/Subscribe system on android-app also? not just http request)
I have to delete a certain amount of data every day.
I want to allow users to use "some features" of my app for the number of times allowed per day. So the next day the count should be 0 again.
so my question is, is it nothing problem to use Cloud Function now on Android? (Cron Jobs)
replying me would be really grateful to me
thank you for reading this
android firebase google-cloud-functions
android firebase google-cloud-functions
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Cloud Functions run on Google's servers, and can be written (at least from the Firebase perspective) in JavaScript or TypeScript. Cloud Functions do not run on your Android device, although they can be called from there.
Making a Cloud Function run on a schedule is unrelated to Android. Have a look at this question for your options: Cloud Functions for Firebase trigger on time?
I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish. A cron job is a task that runs at a schedule. When you implement that with Cloud Functions, Android is not involved with it at all. You can definitely call (Callable or HTTPS) Cloud Functions from Android, but that's unrelated to cron jobs.
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Cloud Functions run on Google's servers, and can be written (at least from the Firebase perspective) in JavaScript or TypeScript. Cloud Functions do not run on your Android device, although they can be called from there.
Making a Cloud Function run on a schedule is unrelated to Android. Have a look at this question for your options: Cloud Functions for Firebase trigger on time?
I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish. A cron job is a task that runs at a schedule. When you implement that with Cloud Functions, Android is not involved with it at all. You can definitely call (Callable or HTTPS) Cloud Functions from Android, but that's unrelated to cron jobs.
– Frank van Puffelen
Mar 22 at 23:31
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Cloud Functions run on Google's servers, and can be written (at least from the Firebase perspective) in JavaScript or TypeScript. Cloud Functions do not run on your Android device, although they can be called from there.
Making a Cloud Function run on a schedule is unrelated to Android. Have a look at this question for your options: Cloud Functions for Firebase trigger on time?
I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish. A cron job is a task that runs at a schedule. When you implement that with Cloud Functions, Android is not involved with it at all. You can definitely call (Callable or HTTPS) Cloud Functions from Android, but that's unrelated to cron jobs.
– Frank van Puffelen
Mar 22 at 23:31
add a comment |
Cloud Functions run on Google's servers, and can be written (at least from the Firebase perspective) in JavaScript or TypeScript. Cloud Functions do not run on your Android device, although they can be called from there.
Making a Cloud Function run on a schedule is unrelated to Android. Have a look at this question for your options: Cloud Functions for Firebase trigger on time?
Cloud Functions run on Google's servers, and can be written (at least from the Firebase perspective) in JavaScript or TypeScript. Cloud Functions do not run on your Android device, although they can be called from there.
Making a Cloud Function run on a schedule is unrelated to Android. Have a look at this question for your options: Cloud Functions for Firebase trigger on time?
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I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish. A cron job is a task that runs at a schedule. When you implement that with Cloud Functions, Android is not involved with it at all. You can definitely call (Callable or HTTPS) Cloud Functions from Android, but that's unrelated to cron jobs.
– Frank van Puffelen
Mar 22 at 23:31
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I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish. A cron job is a task that runs at a schedule. When you implement that with Cloud Functions, Android is not involved with it at all. You can definitely call (Callable or HTTPS) Cloud Functions from Android, but that's unrelated to cron jobs.
– Frank van Puffelen
Mar 22 at 23:31
I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish. A cron job is a task that runs at a schedule. When you implement that with Cloud Functions, Android is not involved with it at all. You can definitely call (Callable or HTTPS) Cloud Functions from Android, but that's unrelated to cron jobs.
– Frank van Puffelen
Mar 22 at 23:31
I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish. A cron job is a task that runs at a schedule. When you implement that with Cloud Functions, Android is not involved with it at all. You can definitely call (Callable or HTTPS) Cloud Functions from Android, but that's unrelated to cron jobs.
– Frank van Puffelen
Mar 22 at 23:31
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