@tonxxd/firebase-auth-claims-cli

Firebase - Custom Claims CLI

Usage

npx @tonxxd/firebase-auth-claims-cli claim *path_to_firebase_config* -e "[e-mail]" -c '{"admin":true}'

The Firebase Admin SDK supports defining custom attributes on user accounts. This provides the ability to implement various access control strategies, including role-based access control, in Firebase apps. These custom attributes can give users different levels of access (roles), which are enforced in an application's security rules.

This CLI is a simple wrapper around the Admin SDk to allow current claims to be viewed and updated as well as new cliams to be added.

Overview

This CLI offers the capability to set custom claims using the admin SDK.

Usage

To use the claim command a path to the service account configuration can be provided as the only required argument to either command. If this value is NOT present then the application will look for the following environmental variable to generate a service config at runtime.

• GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS

The above variable is required when a path to a service config is not specified. If you are running this in the context of a GCP then more can be found here.

For use locally you can set this environmental variable like so:

export GOOGLE_APPLICATION_CREDENTIALS=path/to/local/service/config'`

Command Line

Claim

claim [path/to/serviceAccountConfig.json]

• -e, --email <email> - The email argument is required and is the email address associated with the user account that is used for authentication. Custom claims apply to users already signed in with supported providers (Email/Password, Google, Facebook, phone, etc). For example, a user signed in with Firebase Auth's Email/Password provider can have access control defined using custom claims. For more information see the docs.
• -c, --claims <claims> - Claims are a json string that is parsed using node-jq and used to set claims on a given user account. Once set they are accessible on both the client and the server. And can be accessed like below:

Node.js:

admin.auth().getUser(uid).then(userRecord);

Web:

firebase.auth().currentUser.getIdTokenResult()
  .then(idTokenResult=> {
    // claims available on
    idTokenResult.claims
  })

License

Firestore Utility CLI is open source software licensed as Apache License, Version 2.0.