Setting Up Global Config File

To tailor Sameframe Firebase Starter to your specific needs, you'll want to configure the global settings in the globalConfig.js file. Follow these steps to set up the global config file:

Locate the Config File

Open your project directory, and find the globalConfig.js file. It's typically located at the root of your project.

Edit Configurations

Open the globalConfig.js file using your preferred text editor. You'll see various sections within the configuration. Update the values based on your project requirements.

module.exports =  {
   site: {
       title: 'Your SaaS App',
       description: 'A brief description of your app.',
       siteUrl: 'http://localhost:3000', // Update with your actual site URL
       siteName: 'Your App Name',
       language: 'en',
       supportEmail: 'your@email.com', // Update with your support email
       logo: '/your-logo.png', // Update with your logo file path
       version: '1.0.0'
   },
 
   socials: {
       facebook: '',
       twitter: '',
       instagram: '',
       youtube: '',
       linkedin: '',
       tiktok: '',
       email: ''
   },
 
    // add your Firebase collections here
    firestoreCollections: {
        users: '',
        organizations: '',
        teams: '',
        pendingUsers: '',
    },
   auth: {
       enableMultiFactorAuth: false,
       providers: {
           phoneNumber: false,
           emailLink: false,
           google: true,
           facebook: true,
           github: false,
       },
   },
 
};

Save Changes

Save the globalConfig.js file after making the necessary updates.

Additional Customizations

Feel free to add more customizations based on your project's requirements. The globalConfig.js file is designed to be flexible, allowing you to adapt it to your needs.

Save Changes (Again)

Save the globalConfig.js file after making any additional customizations.

Conclusion

You've successfully configured the global settings for Sameframe Firebase Starter. Keep in mind that you can always revisit and update the globalConfig.js file as your app evolves or requires additional customization.