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Web Setup Overview

1. Extract the Project Files​

Unzip the downloaded code package. This will create an "Elite Quiz - Web Code" folder.

2. Open the Project​

Launch Visual Studio Code (or your preferred code editor) and open the project folder.

Where to Set API URL (Admin)​

  1. Go to the main folder and open the .env file
  2. Set your admin panel URL like this: https://www.example.com

API URL Configuration

Why This is Important​

Setting the correct API URL is crucial for the web application to communicate with your backend server. Make sure the URL is accessible and properly formatted including the protocol (http:// or https://).

caution

If the API URL is incorrect, users won't be able to log in or access quiz data.

Secure Your Firebase API Key​

The Firebase browser API key is visible in your web app's code. Restrict it so only your own website can use it.

1. Edit the Browser API Key​

Go to Google Cloud Console → APIs & Services → Credentials and open the Browser key used by your Firebase web app.

Edit Browser API Key

2. Restrict the API Key to Your Website Domains​

Under Application restrictions, select Websites and add your Elite Quiz web domain(s), for example https://www.example.com/*. Click Save.

Restrict API Key to Your Website Domains

warning

Your Firebase private key (service account JSON) gives full access to your Firebase project. Never share it, post it publicly, or commit it to a public repository. If it is exposed, delete it from Firebase and generate a new one immediately.

Important Notes​

  • Keep your Firebase private key safe. Generate it from Project Settings → Service accounts → Generate new private key. The Elite Quiz Admin Panel uses this file, so upload it only there.
  • Add every domain that serves your web app (including www and non-www) to the allowed list, or Firebase login will fail on the missing domain.
  • Keep credentials out of your .env files in public repositories.
  • Review Firebase usage regularly and watch for unexpected spikes.
  • Follow Firebase best practices and stay updated with Firebase changes.

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