Firebase 3/AngularFire 2 Auth question

[Bryan Strader]

I am upgrading to firebase 3 and AngularFire 2 and I have a question about authentication. I am now using the firebase.auth().signInWithEmailAndPassword(u, p) way of authenticating which seems to work, but now all my queries are permission denied. How to I tell my firebase.database().ref() calls that I am logged in? Do I need to use $firebaseAuth(firebase.auth());?

Any help would be gladly appreciated

[Kato Richardson]

Hi Bryan,

You'll want to wait until your auth is completed before initializing your observables. Check out AngularFire's (i.e. legacy version's) guide on routing. This seems to be the most elegant approach--make sure authentication is completed before the services/controllers syncing your auth-only data are accessed.

☼, Kato

On Thu, Jun 23, 2016 at 11:44 AM, Bryan Strader <bps...@gmail.com> wrote:

I am upgrading to firebase 3 and AngularFire 2 and I have a question about authentication. I am now using the firebase.auth().signInWithEmailAndPassword(u, p) way of authenticating which seems to work, but now all my queries are permission denied. How to I tell my firebase.database().ref() calls that I am logged in? Do I need to use $firebaseAuth(firebase.auth());?

Any help would be gladly appreciated

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