After my latest fix, things are starting to look up for this project!

You can find a video of this at the bottom of the page and a link to the source code here.

I started by updating the read/write rules for the database to read-only. After this, I created a json file of the sample addresses used in the project. Once the file was completed, I imported it into the Realtime Database.

Creating the json was straightforward. All I needed to do was make a comma separated list of each address I used for the app (click below).

The json not only saved time, but it made more sense to store information this way. Let’s say this app were used by multiple users for various addresses. They should only have access to their distinct addresses. It is safer to store them in a database and display them as needed, instead of using hard coded values in a class.

Now that the database is configured, the last stage is finally here. Next time I’ll pull the addresses into the app as promised.

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