Stanford Biodesign Digital Health
Need Help to setting up the Project #93
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Hi @code-kanav. Unfortunately, this is not enough context for me to able to troubleshoot. Could you please provide more context, when exactly is the error happening, what causes it, where do you see it? A video? |
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VITE_PUBLIC_FIREBASE_API_KEY="AIzaSyAi5M52aU5eXUv2KvT1uM3_TtMfHeGQ1N8", shown above are my env variables , the error says api key not valid. Attaching video for the same. Screen.Recording.2025-01-17.at.5.09.57.AM.mov |
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@code-kanav Thank you for your interesting in the project! The best way to setup the ENGAGE-HF frontend repo is to run the backend setup of Firebase in the local emulator. You can check out the setup and instructions about this in https://github.com/StanfordBDHG/ENGAGE-HF-Firebase. Those might help you to setup the element, you can then follow the instructions to connect to an emulator to easily run the setup locally: https://firebase.google.com/docs/emulator-suite/connect_and_prototype#web_2. @arkadiuszbachorski & @code-kanav We should aim to add some nice instructions on the local emulator setup in the README of the ENGAGE-HF Web Frontend repo to make this easier for future collaborators. A nicely formatted PR adding some first hints and an extensive expansion of the documentation in the README (e.g., screenshots of the app and a short overview of the features) might be a nice first PR that would be very helpful! |
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@PSchmiedmayer @arkadiuszbachorski Apologies for the delayed response—I have been quite busy with college commitments and other HealthRex lab projects. I have successfully set up both the frontend and backend of the project. However, I believe a Stanford email ID might be required for login. Could you please confirm whether it is possible to log in without a Stanford email ID? I am encountering an error, which I have demonstrated in the attached video. Additionally, I have attached a screenshot showing Firebase running successfully. Here are the API keys I am using from my own firebase app: VITE_PUBLIC_FIREBASE_API_KEY="AIzaSyDo0G3hbfepqSyv6kn8k6i2t6ievkccXJc" I am unsure whether I am correctly using VITE_PUBLIC_EMAIL_PASSWORD_SIGN_IN. Could you please provide some guidance on this or maybe share your sample env file ? If possible, I would appreciate a quick call at your convenience to help resolve this issue. Let me know what works best for you. Thank you for your support! Regards, 
Screen.Recording.2025-02-18.at.2.34.49.AM.mov |
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@arkadiuszbachorski Can you follow up with this; I think we should have a better documentation in the README explaining how to setup the local development environment for the project, some screenshots of the project, as well as a better description & links to the ENGAGE-HF Firebase repository to make it easier for newcomers to get started with the project. |
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Need Help to setting up the Project to setup. ENGAGE-HF-Web-Frontend.
Expected behavior
I attempted to log in to the SignIn ENGAGE-HF application, but I encountered an error stating, “API key not valid.” I have set up a new Firebase project and configured all the environment variables; however, I believe there might be an issue with the configuration, which is causing the error.
@arkadiuszbachorski
@pauljohanneskraft
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