In my Flutter app I want to access remote config in the AppDelegate of the Swift Native part of the App.

I have users who can sign up and their info logged into firestore creating a collection for Restaurants, I then have within the app three different users who all create their own collections under restaurants collection. Under each user they have their own subcollections. Problem is that I would like to access the restaurants foods collection and the deliverers from the Users collection.

I have users who can sign up and their info logged into firestore creating a collection for Restaurants, I then have within the app three different users who all create their own collections under restaurants collection. Under each user they have their own subcollections. Problem is that I would like to access the restaurants foods collection and the deliverers from the Users collection.

I have users who can sign up and their info logged into firestore creating a collection for Restaurants, I then have within the app three different users who all create their own collections under restaurants collection. Under each user they have their own subcollections. Problem is that I would like to access the restaurants foods collection and the deliverers from the Users collection.

I have users who can sign up and their info logged into firestore creating a collection for Restaurants, I then have within the app three different users who all create their own collections under restaurants collection. Under each user they have their own subcollections. Problem is that I would like to access the restaurants foods collection and the deliverers from the Users collection.

Im working on a flutter app which uses Firebase Apple and Google login.

I am trying to connect the Flutter demo app to firebase. I have been trying to follow a few different tutorials for this, and when I include these lines

The following snippet is shown in some Firebase Flutter examples.

I’m trying to get a video to play full screen like a TikTok video. The video is uploaded to Firebase storage and is filmed in portrait mode so it should work.

I have a collection “user” and the document id of the user is different from current user’s UID. So when I use FirebaseAuth.instance.currentUser!.uid in the following code it doesn’t work. I am using anonymous login to create users not sure if this makes a difference.