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Learn how to create multilevel condition rules in Firebase to ensure secure data access with email verification. This guide offers clear steps and code examples for better user authentication.
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Understanding Multilevel Condition Rules in Firebase

Firebase is a powerful platform that provides various backend services. One of its key features is the ability to secure your data with rules. However, when developing applications, you might encounter situations where you need to implement more complex conditions for reading and writing data. In this guide, we'll explore how to enhance your Firebase security by adding email verification requirements to your existing authentication rules.

The Problem

You have a Firebase Realtime Database where you currently allow users to read and write data based on their localId. Your initial rules look like this:

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The challenge arises when you want to add an additional layer of security: ensuring that users have verified their email before they can access or modify the data. You found a line of code that checks for email verification:

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However, you're unsure how to integrate this condition into your current set of rules.

The Solution

The solution involves updating your Firebase rules to include the email verification condition alongside the existing localId checks. The updated rules will ensure that a user's authentication status and email verification state are checked before granting read or write access.

Step-by-Step Code Update

Here’s how to structure your rules correctly:

Start with your existing rules: Keep the base structure where you define read and write access based on the localId.

Add email verification checks: Incorporate the email verification condition in both the read and write rules.

Here’s the complete set of rules incorporating the email verification:

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Explanation of the Rules

Base Read and Write Conditions: By setting the base rules to false, you’re ensuring that all read and write operations are initially denied.

User-Specific Access: The condition auth.uid === $localId reiterates that the user can only access their own data.

Email Verification Condition: The inclusion of auth.token.email_verified == true guarantees that only users with verified email addresses can access their data.

Benefits of This Update

Implementing these multilevel condition rules has several advantages:

Enhanced Security: By ensuring that only verified users can read or write data, you reduce the risk of unauthorized access.

User Accountability: Tying access to specific user credentials and verified emails increases trust in the security of your application.

Conclusion

Incorporating multilevel condition rules in Firebase not only secures your data but also enhances user trust by verifying their identities. By following the steps outlined in this post, you can ensure that your application is better protected against unauthorized access.

Feel free to implement these rules in your Firebase project and experience the added layer of security that comes with email verification. If you have any questions or run into issues, don’t hesitate to reach out for further clarification.