1) Clone the repository: Download the project from GitHub to your local machine and navigate into the project folder. 2) Install dependencies: Install Node.js and use it to install all the required dependencies listed in the package.json file. 3) Set up Firebase configuration: Since the google-services file is missing, you need to create a Firebase project: Go to the Firebase Console and either create a new project or use an existing one. Enable Firebase Authentication in the Authentication section and configure the Google auth. Generate a service account key by navigating to the project settings, selecting the "Service Accounts" tab, and downloading the private key file in JSON format. Save this file in your project folder. 4) Configure environment variables: Create an environment file (.env) in the project folder and add the following: The connection string for your MongoDB database. The path to the Firebase service account file. The port number you want the server to run on. 5) Run MongoDB: Ensure that your MongoDB instance is running. This can be either a local installation or a cloud database, such as MongoDB Atlas. Make sure the connection string is valid. 6) Start the server: Use Node.js ('nmp run dev' command in Terminal) to launch the backend server. It should now be running on the specified port.
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Some of Gradle is missing to create firebase
I didn't quite understand. Send a more detailed description and I will try to help you
please give explanation how to setup the backend
1) Clone the repository: Download the project from GitHub to your local machine and navigate into the project folder.
2) Install dependencies: Install Node.js and use it to install all the required dependencies listed in the package.json file.
3) Set up Firebase configuration:
Since the google-services file is missing, you need to create a Firebase project:
Go to the Firebase Console and either create a new project or use an existing one.
Enable Firebase Authentication in the Authentication section and configure the Google auth.
Generate a service account key by navigating to the project settings, selecting the "Service Accounts" tab, and downloading the private key file in JSON format.
Save this file in your project folder.
4) Configure environment variables:
Create an environment file (.env) in the project folder and add the following:
The connection string for your MongoDB database.
The path to the Firebase service account file.
The port number you want the server to run on.
5) Run MongoDB: Ensure that your MongoDB instance is running. This can be either a local installation or a cloud database, such as MongoDB Atlas. Make sure the connection string is valid.
6) Start the server: Use Node.js ('nmp run dev' command in Terminal) to launch the backend server. It should now be running on the specified port.
what is the project structure ?
also name that in description
The project uses Clean Architecture