The entire activity will then add you to the database just incase you are a new person to the app, by triggering the DatabaseReference and creating a node in FirebaseRealtime Database. The above code snippet also assigns the profile_activity input fields some value, just incase you already created your account and you wanted to edit your details. SuppressLint import import import import android.os.Build import android.os.Bundle import import import import import import import .tasks.OnCompleteListener import .tasks.Task import .AuthResult import .FirebaseAuth import .FirebaseUser public class MainActivity extends AppCompatActivity

RequiresApi import import android.annotation. Your java file will look like this: package import androidx.annotation. Now we are ready to tackle our project.Create a new activity, an empty activity by going to your package>new>activity>emptyactivity. implementation ':firebase-auth:11.8.0' implementation ':firebase-storage:11.8.0' implementation ':firebase-database:11.8.0' implementation ':picasso:2.71828' implementation 'de.hdodenhof:circleimageview:3.0.1' implementation 'com.firebaseui:firebase-ui-database:3.2.2'Īlso make sure that your project syncs successfully after the dependencies. Now go to your Gradle scripts (Module), lets add some dependancies that we will use in our project. Make sure your project syncs successfully without any errors. Next to Tool>Firebase>Authentication>Email and password authentication>Connect>Add authentication to your app.

This brings you a new xml file with tags. We have to design a new drawable resource file for our input fields, so go to drawables right click then select new drawable resource file. Create a new project by selecting an empty activity.

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