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Hey Paulo,I would suggest reading up on our docs on how to verify ID tokens on a server. When a user is signed in on a client device (mobile phone, website, etc.), they have an ID token which indicates what their uid (unique identifier) is. You can send that ID token to your backend, decode it, and figure out who that user is.A lot of the authentication limitations of the Firebase 3.x.x SDKs have been resolved since they've been released and you should be able to do most of the things you reasonably would want to do. If you still have questions or concerns, try giving us your use case and we can help you out further.Cheers,Jacob
On Tue, Nov 1, 2016 at 4:06 AM, Paulo Cauca <paulo...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello, Folks,First let me intruduce my self, my name is Paulo Cauca I'm from Brazil and work in a telecom company.I'm new in Firebase, and I would like some help to undertending how I can do authentication on Firebase with Nodejs with forms or facebook.I was reading that it is not possible to do this in Firebase 3.0, but how can I get the firebase.auth.currentUser in server side if I do authenticantion in view layer?Thank you for all help.Atte.Paulo Cauca
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