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### Installation
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1. Create a `.env` from `.env.example`. Do the same for the `.env` files in `functions` .
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2. In your Firebase project, create a **web app**with Firebase Hosting named `openplanner`. Copy the generated config and populate `.env`.
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2. In your Firebase project, create a **Web App** named `openplanner` to obtain the Firebase config. Copy the generated config and populate `.env`.
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For the API URL, create a **Function** named `api` and copy its trigger URL into the env file.
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3.Create the following **web app**, each with its own Hosting site (replace `X` with your suffix):
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3.In your Firebase project, create the following **Web App** (replace `X` with your suffix):
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- API: Hosting site `apiopenplannerX`
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- ConferenceCenter: Hosting site `conferencecenterrX`
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- ServiceApi: Hosting site `serviceapiX`
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4.Update `firebase.json` so the `site` value matches the correct Hosting site name for the target you are deploying.
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4.Copy `.firebaserc.example` to `.firebaserc` and set your Firebase project values. Targets are resolved via `firebase target:apply`, no need to hardcode Hosting target name ids in `firebase.json`.
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