Firebase and Arduino Uno WiFi

[olivbe]

Hi,
I followed scrupulously instructions in :
Send Data to Firebase Using Arduino Uno WiFi Rev2
tutorial, (great tutorial thank you Idris) but unfortunately when running the program i got following error message :
Error: not found, 404 not found message emanating from line 80 of the program.
I have tried on a Linux machine as normal user and root with the same result.
What can I do to fix the thing.
Thanks, regards.

[Idris]

Hi olivbe,

Could you verify again that you entered the correct FIREBASE_HOST and FIREBASE_AUTH?
Maybe you can share a screenshot of your Arduino IDE Serial Monitor.

Thanks.

[olivbe]

Hi Idris,

Thank you for your feedback.

I did enter the correct FIREBASE_HOST and FIREBASE_AUTH.
Below is copy and paste of Serial Monitor window content.

10:07:13.673 ->
10:07:13.673 -> Initialize IMU sensor... done
10:07:13.706 -> Accelerometer sample rate = 104.00 Hz
10:07:13.739 -> Connecting to WiFi.... IP: 192.168.1.39
10:07:17.824 ->
10:07:17.824 -> IMU present
10:07:20.016 -> ...the path choice seems to be not working
10:07:23.905 -> {"X":0.008057,"Y":-0.017456,"Z":0.999878}
10:07:25.867 -> Error: not found, 404 Not Found
10:07:25.900 -> Olala
10:07:25.933 ->
10:07:27.861 -> IMU present
10:07:29.788 -> ...the path choice seems to be not working
10:07:33.743 -> {"X":0.007813,"Y":-0.016235,"Z":1.007446}
10:07:35.703 -> Error: not found, 404 Not Found
10:07:35.736 -> Olala

Note that extra lines are present like
...the path choice seems to be not working and
Olala

since I added as an attempt to debug the program some Serial.println lines like :

// Send data to Firebase with specific path
if (Firebase.setFloat(firebaseData, path + "/1-setFloat/X", x)) {
Serial.println(firebaseData.dataPath() + " = " + x);
}
else {
Serial.println("...the path choice seems to be not working");
}

Thanks again, regards

[olivbe]

Hi Idris,

You were right Idris, problem was in FIREBASE_HOST :
I had entered name of database copied from the Project settings window as suggested in video, it was :
ard-wifi-2
but I should have entered
ard-wifi-2-default-rtdb ahead of .firebaseio.com as present in realtime database window.

When line 13 of your program Idris was
#define FIREBASE_HOST "ard-wifi-2-default-rtdb.firebaseio.com"
it worked like a charm.

Thanks again, regards

[Arnaud]

Hello thank you for this addition it also helped me a lot to start the program and see the first movements on the database Dris's tutorial is simple and fast thank you for that, moreover on this subject I made a big web application but that uses firestore and not real time database, do you believe that a library exists for firestore as well? if not do you think it is possible to communicate between the two types of databases to migrate data from RTDB => Firestore database? I would appreciate any advice on this subject so that I can do better research on the subject?