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Fuego is a multi-platform desktop application designed to explore, manage, and manipulate data on Firestore.
This advanced tool offers comprehensive functionality for data exploration, backup, and complex document operations, all within an intuitive interface compatible with the latest operating systems.
Fuego is designed to run efficiently on modern systems. Ensure your device meets the following requirements:
macOS: 10.12 (Sierra) or later
Windows: 10 or later
Linux:
Minimum: 4 GB RAM
Recommended: 8 GB RAM or more for optimal performance
At least 250 MB of free disk space for installation and basic usage
Additional space may be required for local data caching and backups
Follow these steps to install Fuego on your system:
Visit the official Fuego download page: https://fuegoapp.dev/download
Select the version appropriate for your operating system
.dmg
file.exe
fileFuego.exe
directly.Currently, Fuego provides packages specifically for Debian-based distributions (e.g., Debian, Ubuntu) and Fedora. For other distributions, you can use the portable executable file. This option allows you to run Fuego without installation by simply extracting the package and running the executable.
Recommendation: We suggest trying the portable version before installing to ensure compatibility with your system.
Dependencies: Before installing or running Fuego, ensure that the following dependencies required for Wails-based applications are installed:
libgtk-3-dev
libwebkit2gtk-4.0-dev
These libraries provide the necessary graphical and system support for Fuego to operate seamlessly.
fuego
in the terminal or find it in your application launcherAfter successfully installing Fuego, follow these steps to begin using the application:
Add Firebase Projects:
Connection Methods: Please refer to our comprehensive Add a Project Guide
Explore the Interface: See the Interface Overview to familiarize yourself with Fuego’s layout and features.
For detailed instructions on adding projects and getting started with Fuego, please refer to our online documentation, which provides step-by-step guidance and troubleshooting tips.