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admin console(dev_appserver) facilities for python 3 standard environment and firebase emulator
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I am developing app engine python 3.7 project for standard environment.
It has been said that admin console is not available for this version of python here
Here is my admin console for python 2.7 project which is very useful such as:
- Browsing my datastore locally
- See my fulltext items
- Memcahce viewe
For firebase, it seems I can use local emulator as the latest note here
I would expect that it lets me have console for firestore "admin console" browse collections but it only gives me:
So my questions are:
1- Will it be replaced admin console for python 3.7?
if not it will be big lack IMHO.
2- Am I misunderstanding firebase local emulator? Again I would expect to write/update collections/docs to my local and read them.
3- In the link shared above, issue title says
Testing https.onCall with locally running serve
What does that point actually, what are https.onCall
python-2.7 firebase google-app-engine google-cloud-firestore python-3.7
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I am developing app engine python 3.7 project for standard environment.
It has been said that admin console is not available for this version of python here
Here is my admin console for python 2.7 project which is very useful such as:
- Browsing my datastore locally
- See my fulltext items
- Memcahce viewe
For firebase, it seems I can use local emulator as the latest note here
I would expect that it lets me have console for firestore "admin console" browse collections but it only gives me:
So my questions are:
1- Will it be replaced admin console for python 3.7?
if not it will be big lack IMHO.
2- Am I misunderstanding firebase local emulator? Again I would expect to write/update collections/docs to my local and read them.
3- In the link shared above, issue title says
Testing https.onCall with locally running serve
What does that point actually, what are https.onCall
python-2.7 firebase google-app-engine google-cloud-firestore python-3.7
asked Mar 27 at 6:52
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I am developing app engine python 3.7 project for standard environment.
It has been said that admin console is not available for this version of python here
Here is my admin console for python 2.7 project which is very useful such as:
- Browsing my datastore locally
- See my fulltext items
- Memcahce viewe
For firebase, it seems I can use local emulator as the latest note here
I would expect that it lets me have console for firestore "admin console" browse collections but it only gives me:
So my questions are:
1- Will it be replaced admin console for python 3.7?
if not it will be big lack IMHO.
2- Am I misunderstanding firebase local emulator? Again I would expect to write/update collections/docs to my local and read them.
3- In the link shared above, issue title says
Testing https.onCall with locally running serve
What does that point actually, what are https.onCall
python-2.7 firebase google-app-engine google-cloud-firestore python-3.7
asked Mar 27 at 6:52
asdf_enel_hakasdf_enel_hak
6,1513 gold badges27 silver badges67 bronze badges
I am developing app engine python 3.7 project for standard environment.
It has been said that admin console is not available for this version of python here
Here is my admin console for python 2.7 project which is very useful such as:
- Browsing my datastore locally
- See my fulltext items
- Memcahce viewe
For firebase, it seems I can use local emulator as the latest note here
I would expect that it lets me have console for firestore "admin console" browse collections but it only gives me:
So my questions are:
1- Will it be replaced admin console for python 3.7?
if not it will be big lack IMHO.
2- Am I misunderstanding firebase local emulator? Again I would expect to write/update collections/docs to my local and read them.
3- In the link shared above, issue title says
Testing https.onCall with locally running serve
What does that point actually, what are https.onCall
python-2.7 firebase google-app-engine google-cloud-firestore python-3.7
python-2.7 firebase google-app-engine google-cloud-firestore python-3.7
asked Mar 27 at 6:52
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