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Plant Care Application

The document provides instructions for creating a plant care mobile application using FlutterFlow and Firebase. It describes how to set up user authentication with Firebase Authentication to allow users to log into the app. It also explains how to store and display a list of plants and fertilizers by creating collections in the Firestore database and mapping the data to UI components like lists and grids.

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Plant Care Application

The document provides instructions for creating a plant care mobile application using FlutterFlow and Firebase. It describes how to set up user authentication with Firebase Authentication to allow users to log into the app. It also explains how to store and display a list of plants and fertilizers by creating collections in the Firestore database and mapping the data to UI components like lists and grids.

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PLANT CARE APPLICATION

Login to the application using a user account:


1.1. Create an account in the Firebase console:

● Go to the Firebase website (https://firebase.google.com/) and sign in with your Google


account.
● Click on "Get started" and then "Add project" to create a new Firebase project for your
mobile application.
● Follow the on-screen instructions to configure your Firebase project, including choosing
a project name, enabling Firebase Authentication, and setting up email and password
authentication.

1.2. Create Firebase authorization in the application:


● In your FlutterFlow project, go to the "Data" tab and click on "Authentication" in the left-
hand sidebar.
● Click on "Set up authentication" and select "Email/Password" as the sign-up method.
● Enable "Email/Password" authentication by toggling the switch to "On" and click on
"Save" to apply the changes.
●
1.3. Example of adding authentication to the application:
● In your FlutterFlow project, go to the "UI Builder" tab and design the login screen for your
application using the visual drag-and-drop interface provided by FlutterFlow.
● Add an email input field and a password input field to the login screen, along with a login
button.
● In the "Properties" panel for the login button, go to the "Events" tab and click on the "+"
button to add an "On Pressed" event.
● In the "On Pressed" event, add the following logic using the FlutterFlow visual actions:
● Call the "Sign In with Email/Password" action from the Firebase Authentication category.
● Pass the email and password input field values as parameters to the "Sign In with
Email/Password" action.
● Add a "Success" event that navigates to the next screen after successful login, and an
"Error" event that displays an error message if login fails.

List of plants:
2.1. Manually create a collection of plants in the Firestore Database:

● In your Firebase project, go to the "Firestore Database" tab and click on "Create
collection" to create a new collection for plants.
● Define the fields for the plant collection, such as "name", "cost", "description", etc., and
click on "Create collection" to create the collection.
● 2.2. Display the data from the Firestore Database on the plants screen:
● In your FlutterFlow project, go to the "UI Builder" tab and design the plants screen for
your application.
● Add a list view or a grid view to display the plants data.
● In the properties panel for the list view or grid view, go to the "Data" tab and select the
"plants" collection from the Firestore Database as the data source.
● Map the fields from the plants collection to the corresponding UI components in the list
view or grid view, such as the plant name, cost, and description.

List of fertilizers:
3.1. Manually create a collection of plant fertilizers in the Firestore Database:

● In your Firebase project, go to the "Firestore Database" tab and click on "Create
collection" to create a new collection for plant fertilizers.
● Define the fields for the fertilizer collection, such as "name", "price", "description", etc.,
and click on "Create collection" to create the collection.

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