Gergely B.

A CLI written in Go that can edit Firebase Auth Claims. These can handle different permissions that a normal application can only read, and only for the currently logged in user. The idea is to be able to list and modify privileged users easily. But listing users only with a special claim, or even any claim is not a feature of the Firebase API. That's why listing all privileged users works only by looping through all Auth users and filter to the ones having at least one of the interesting claims. This is slow. That's why, the result list of privileged users will be saved in a Firestore document, and updated on later changes. Features: 1. Refreshing cached list of privileged users. This can be useful for: - building cache for the first time - building cache after the list of interesting claims has changed - considering a refresh because of suspicious manual changes to the Firestore cache or the Auth claims 2. Printing a cached list of privileged users. 3. Printing a search result based on email or name. This also uses Firestore, because searching in Auth is not possible. 4. Changing permissions on the listed users, and saving them to Auth claims and the cached Firestore list of privileged users. 5. Undoing yet unsaved changes.

A small cross-platform mobile and web app that prints daily data based on the Chinese five elements zodiac system. The user can swipe, or choose another day in the calendar. The app is available in the Google Play Store https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.github.vendelin8.elements