Update firebase-ui dependency to support Auth emulator

[chetbox]

Updates the firebase-ui dependency to support Firebase Auth emulator

Resolves #118

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[chetbox]

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[locona]

Any updates to this PR?

[chetbox]

@jhuleatt can you help?

[zackdotcomputer]

Trying this change locally, my StyledFirebaseAuth component does not successfully call-back from an emulated auth when using fake-Twitter. I'm assuming this is a bug higher up the chain and not merge-blocking for this but figured I'd report it.

[zackdotcomputer]

Yup confirmed that is an issue with the base firebase-web SDK tracked here and appears to be limited to Twitter auth

[paymog]

@zackdotcomputer how did you test this locally? It seems like this hasn't been merged yet nor published as a package.

EDIT: realizing that you may have tested this within this package, not in another app which uses react-firebaseui - my bad!

[zackdotcomputer]

@paymog I did actually test this in my project. Personally I tested it by using the package.json resolutions field to override the react-firebaseui/firebaseui version, recreating the same effect that this PR would have when merged.

You could also test it more directly by depending directly on the code from @chetbox's github with npm install --save chetbox/firebaseui-web-react#update-firebase-ui

[jhuleatt]

Hey @chetbox thanks for the PR! Since there are some merge conflicts after #122, I updated the firebase-ui dependency in commit 54cc2eb and gave you co-author credit. It's now available in [email protected]

[chetbox]

Thanks @jhuleatt!